Re seating a Tire on the Bead - John Deere Baler
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- Today on the Project List, we take a few minutes to test ways to re seat a tire on a bead. The baler tire has gone flat and is completely off the rim, what will it take to get the tire back on the rim?
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Wow, that was really cool! Even at 66 I'm still learning something new every day.
This helped me so much today. We had two tires off the rim, and the strap trick worked for both of them. Thank you!
That was so cool! Thank heavens I'm 65 yr old female and haven't changed a tire in 20 yrs! Have a safe day! Hope things go well next couple of bad weather days!
Great teaching video. Love the neighbor helping. I love the Canadian vet. He is a hoot.
Cody's a blast
Thank god for your helper Gary,. Thanks for the video.
Hes a good guy and always there when I need a set of hands or a brain :) - Mike
Cody! That is great Mike. nice DIY posting. Thank you and good luck, good health to everyone there.
This really helped thank you
That tire soap is great for cleaning your tires. Makes them look brand new. Without the issues you get with tire care products. Also works great for getting grease out of your clothes. Just put some on the grease spots and wash in your machine. God bless
This helped me right away when trying the strap band. No problem. Thanks for the tip!
Thanks! Headed back out to the barn to try your tricks on the flat tire I have!
That was awesome!! That slo-mo reminds me of my kids sneezing when they have colds. Ha!!
Cary Castleberry I can’t stop laughing at this comment....LOL 😃🇨🇦
Now thats funny, and it went all over me :) - MIke
You should do a commercial for the tire compound
MURPHY's TIRE COMPOUND
"The slimmest nastiest stuff that doesn't come out of a cows rear end"
LOL you're classic...spot on
Hey I try :) Thanks Bill - Mike
Just learned this tip a few days ago. John Deere brand starting fluid is 80 percent ether and flash burns way faster than other starting fluids. I was skeptical but bought a couple cans and and tried it. HUGE improvement over other starting fluids!
That was interesting! So glad you are meeting up with Cody Creelman, you two will have a fun conversation.
Wow thank you
I’ve used the strap method and the starting fluid method a lot. Both have been successful for me over the years.
Never tire of tips for specific jobs....thks Mike...hope you weather that storm with no problems
Me too, thanks Peter - Mike
Hi Mike, I thought I've tried every way to mount a tire till now! Goes to show your never to old to learn something new! Good luck trying to sleep and thanks for the video!!!!!!!!
Thank you Gary - Mike
Thanks for the great information Mike I like the idea of the tire soap and bead blaster.
Cool. The tires can be super hard to mount.... Thanks for the tips.
Nicely Done. I have never seen that method before.
I'm speechless thanks man !Dallas Texas
Love the videos!! I've learned so much from them. Ya'll are such great people!!
Aw, thank you very much - Mike
Good job
Amazing........well done......and yes there is always something to learn.....!!
Cool, Murphy's tire soap, good stuff
Yay I’m so glad Cody will be here on Thursday
Should be fun, hope to see you :) - Mike
Great Teamwork Guys!!
More hands are always nice, thanks - Mike
That starting fluid trick is pretty cool I have done that for a lawnmower tire it took several tries but with the big tires like the baler that grease is something I never seen thanks for the lesson........I hope I never have to use it though good luck on the storm coming hopefully it doesnt get too rough out there on calving.
Everything but the tire goo I have done. It is so true somebody will know something that will change the way you do things. Thanks Mike
Thats the truth, and it worked like a dream. Thanks - Mike
Great info, thanks. Good luck during your impending storm.
Thanks Sarah - Mike
I'm impressed Mike! Learned a new 1!
Me too, thanks Patrick - Mike
That is some great information on how to get a tire on the rim
Thanks Chase - MIke
Great video!
Great video ! 👍
i've done that using grease, but the tire soap does sound like a better option since it is not petroleum based. I was not aware of this product.
I've done the tire trick starting fluid a few times it worked this winter on the skid loader tire ..
Great Video and great tips Mike
Well done, and very interesting!
a great video and yeah, I learned something.
Thx, mister
I’ve used a bead blaster before. Tire soap is a new one for me.
Nicely done!
Thank you very much -Mike
Now that was awesome 👏
I love these vids Mike! This stuff is interesting believe it or not!!
That was cool!
Good job. & so much truth
Hi again! Great slow mo MIke. Handy to have a Gary! How I hope you don't get much out of the storm! Today I heard some areas are to get up to 30 inches!!!! With calving you just don't need any!!! The pressure changes from that could bring on many all at the same time so I'll be saying extra prayers for you folks. Keep safe warm and dry the best you can!! Hang in there...
Thank you veyr much, I am guessing the change in pressure will make things happen. :) - Mike
It also helps to run the air hose while blasting it at the same time.
Very cool.
That’s mint thank you
That is awesome
Thanks Bradley - MIke
That was so cool! Learned a lot with this...thanks!
Thank you Eric - Mike
That was amazing!!!😎
I have been here since the first two videos of these channel I always love to see what y’all see different to what we do in Pennsylvania. And form being grain fed to grass fed. We had grain fed but we switched to grass fed it’s nice to see what the difference between states can be.
Very cool . Thank you - Mike
That's quite impressive. Fun to watch, I'm sure the other tyre needed fixing as well. :-)
That's so cool
Great trick to pop the tire on and the tire soap is re-usable too!! 👍Although wasn't sure I would try the ether trick on a baler tire but lucky you've got your own fire truck 👍🚒 hope you manage to get everything done in time before the bad weather comes, and preferably no cow's calving in that weather too when it comes !!! Talk about soul destroying.☹☔🌧🌪🌩🐃 great video Mike 👍stay safe. 🙂👍
Thank you Calum! - Mike
How do you dislike a video that teaching you to save money by doing it yourself, unsubscribe if you don’t like his content. Thanks Mike for all that you do to help the farming community your work doesn’t go unnoticed
i will fight anyone that dislikes this video 😤
Looks like stuff you need stocked in the shop for the next big tire problem
Your intro animation/video thing is awesome!
Thank you very much - Mike
Very nice!!
Oh wow,I love Cody.almost as much as I love you guys
Thanks Bonnie - Mike
Nice work on that big tire.
Thanks Ron - Mike
been watching cody for a week or so because of you..another great channel...we use the either trick alot but a pain to get to work when tires are cold
Yeah, never works for me with cold tires. Thanks - Mike
You guys are awesome
Thank you very much - Mike
When using a combustible to seat tire beads, my experience has been that oxy/acetylene is generally safer than ether due to the simple fact of no residual flames -- it all ignites at once. Best way I've found to use it, is light the cutting torch and adjust flame to correct mixture, then "knock" the flame out by tapping the torch tip on a scrap board. Circle the bead with the non burning torch a couple of times -- then bring the torch away and relight the flame -- then simply pass the lit torch near the unseated bead to ignite the oxy/acetylene mixture INSIDE the tire ..... and presto! No lingering flames, no mess. Use common sense, and remember less is best until you are successful -- better to redo a few times while applying more mixture each time than to injure someone and/or ruin a tire on the very first attempt due to overdoing things! Oxy/acetylene is extremely flammable so it gets with program quickly while always remaining in a gaseous state -- so ALL of it in a close proximity will burn in a very short time -- thus why I like it better than ether.
New sub here.. great content. I'll binge watch today.
Nice work! Check it off the list. Hope the storm isn't to rough for calving.
me too, thanks Jeff - Mike
Loved this video sssssoooooo muuuchhhh
Howdy, in regards to the ether/starting fluid try to get more inside of the tire. Don't get carried away with the amount but once you find that right amount it will seat the bead. If you hook up your handy dandy little air hose adapter you can have air going into the tire after the "pop" when the tire starts to contract and your air hose will counteract the contraction that wants to pull it back off the bead.
cool, thanks - Mike
Very cool 😎
Thank you so much for the video love it
Thank you for watching - Mike
Nice job.
Incidentally, what boots do you use for your work? Thanks 👌👍
That's a damn good idea there I will remember that trick.
Thanks Brad - Mike
I sure hope the weather doesn't hurt the calving process. We had 6 1/2" of rain in three days here in the west side of Oregon. Just after a snow storm a month ago made a muddy mess here. Take care Mike.
oh i bet, what a mess. Thanks Mark - Mike
Tht was a pretty kewl thing to watch, yup older ppl have all kinds of majic.
Garys been around :) Thanks - Mike
Bravo!!!
Thanks Ron - Mike
The digital tire inflator you were using do you like it? And would you recommend it? Have a cheap one and pressure gauge is off and looking to replace with a better one.
Totally nailed the screen shot! Awesome!!
haha, thanks - MIke
Guess I've been lucky. Never used the soap, starter fluid usually does the trick. But will keep in mind
Thanks for the information.
Good luck with the storm.
Thanks Steven - Mike
Never heard of that stuff, have to look for it now
me neither, thanks Pat - Mike
As a farmwife I enjoyed that vid...sometimes it helps me outsmart the husband to learn these things haha!!
I love it when my wife has a good suggestion. I think it shows she cares, and frankly a good idea is a good idea no matter where it comes from
thanx
Thanx davi
Hey Mike is this coming rain going to be helpful with the hay fields? Did you not say that it was critical to get rain in early April for hay production? Good luck with the chores.
Hi Mike, great video! Enjoy them all. Coincidentally we had the same problem last week with a rear tire on a Cat tractor, which had been sitting outside all winter on a property just outside Roundup WY. We tried WD 40/Dish soap and straps all to no avail. Wish we had known about Murphy's. In the end a neighbor used lighted ether to pop it back on the rim.
I'm glad that worked. Thanks Allan - Mike
i find with both using ether and the air blaster it;s better to have air going in at the same time
Thanks - Mike
I had same problem 2 weeks ago on my semi truck tires .. two air blasters while air running does the problem
very cool i gotta get that tire gunk
You use the airline with starting fluid or bead blaster with airline hooked up get a lock on fitting for your air hose so it locks on to the valve stem it's worth it's weight in gold great video I fight tires on the farm every day and even all of the things I mentioned don't always work on the first try either but it does help I prefer the bead blaster with airline but have tried just about everything depending on where I'm down
Cool
Mike one thing I have found is if you use starting fluid it has to be above 65 degrees does not work if cold.
Nonsense..I have done it at 20 below..no problems
@@Northern_Farmer maybe you guys have better starting fluid then we do if you think I am wrong watch one lonely farmer he even has the same problem when it's cold and that's how he seats all his tires.
Thanks for showing some ways how to do this. I got a backhoe and the front left tire just lost air and looks kinda like this...although it's a smaller tire. It still had me wondering how am I going to get this on. I don't have any Murphys soap. But I suppose hydraulic grease is what I'll try to make a seal. Thanks again, off to try and pop it on now.
great and awsome Videos u have there, have been watching them for 3 Hours in a row so far, now i know where i will get my piece of cuteness everyday :o Calvs *-*
"Wearing a cow like a puppet." Great description and I'm still laughing.
:) thanks for watching - Mike
Hey Mike next time you have this problem, spray eater inside the tire and with a torch turn it on and right after it blows up, trow a big hammer on the tire and boom and the tire is back sealed to the rim, put in air right after and you are ok. thats the way everybody around here including me is doing it.
Great video! Thanks! On a side note, you could also moonlight radio shows with your voice. I thought, surely this guy has hired someone to commentate his video, but nope.
I like watching the fire coming out
Yeha that’s genius
Other people always know how to do it better than you. Yes this will get my tire back on so I can hit the road again. Thanks