PowerTracManiac
Silver Member
Well I did it to myself.
Forgot to air up this tire (which has a slow leak) and went out to clear some brush for the burn pile. Tire popped off the rim bead due to no pressure.
I am wondering if I can get the rim/tire off the tractor by just removing the 6 outer bolts or if I need to get that large center bolt with cotter pin off also?
Tractor is far away from any tools now and I dont have anything big enough to get that large center bolt off with?
Luckily the tractor has a built in lift (the loader itself) and I can get the tire off the ground where it is.
So, is this going to go the easy way or the hard way?
Forgot to air up this tire (which has a slow leak) and went out to clear some brush for the burn pile. Tire popped off the rim bead due to no pressure.
I am wondering if I can get the rim/tire off the tractor by just removing the 6 outer bolts or if I need to get that large center bolt with cotter pin off also?
Tractor is far away from any tools now and I dont have anything big enough to get that large center bolt off with?
Luckily the tractor has a built in lift (the loader itself) and I can get the tire off the ground where it is.
So, is this going to go the easy way or the hard way?