Carryall + post puller = bead breaker

[bcp]

Tried it on an old wheel dumped here 15-20 years ago, still holding air. It took pushes at 3 places on one side and 2 places on the other.





Bruce

 

[s219]

Not bad. I cheated the last time I had to break a bead, and used the edge of my front loader bucket, with a scrap of 2x4 between the bucket edge and tire.

 

[bajabum]

Pretty Slick!

 

[hslogger]

that totally rocks! Nothing like Pacific Northwest Ingenuity

 

[Scrambler82]

Great design.
Fully adjustable pivot point and the handle can be added to as necessary.

 

[FTG-05]

I have something like that. If fits on the bottom of a high lift jack. Put the tire/wheel under the jack, then try to jack a vehicle up with it. I'll have to see if I can find a pic of it.

 

[radioman]

git er done!!! thats the way to do it in the tractor world lol!

 

[Scrambler82]

Pls, if you can find the high lift jack attachment I would like to see it ! Thks...

That would be a great tool to carry off road too.

 

[FTG-05]

Pls, if you can find the high lift jack attachment I would like to see it ! Thks...

That would be a great tool to carry off road too.

This isn't mine, but mine looks just like, even down to the color. It's very easy to make. I made mine over a decade ago and have yet to use it!

 

[FTG-05]

Pls, if you can find the high lift jack attachment I would like to see it ! Thks...

That would be a great tool to carry off road too.

This isn't mine, but mine looks just like this one, even down to the color. It's very easy to make. I made mine over a decade ago and have yet to use it! The curve on mine is designed to fit over a 15" wheel but it could be used for other sizes wheels like one of my tractor tires.

 

[UTCenturion]

wow, thinking about it further, you may have also invented a log splitter.

 

[Xfaxman]

Here is one from ten years ago, with the shop crane and a really old rusted rim.

Pulling up to push down! :thumbsup: