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Topic: How to install new pedal tractor tires
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| g mccool
12-25-2008 09:14:09
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I plan to restore a pedal tractor. Has anyone ever installed new pedal tractor tires on old rims. Do you need a special lubricant? Do you warm them up in hot water before installation. What about on the front wheels that are plastic. Any problems cracking the wheels when installing tires. Can I save the old tires when I take them off or do I have to cut them off or are they usually hard & brittle & pretty well junk when you get them off. Any ideas??? Gerald |
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| JD_pedal_pal
06-18-2009 18:07:33
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Re: How to install new pedal tractor tires in reply to Raidy, 12-25-2008 09:14:09
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| g mccool said: (quoted from post at 12:07:44 12/26/08) I am new at this so any advice would be appreciated. I thought I saw rear tires only listed some where. Fronts come with tires already mounted. Where is a good parts supplier. Do you have any used parts for sale. Gerald |
The new tires (made recently) can be heated in your oven at 450 degrees for 15 minutes. Gloves will be required to handle them, work them to make them pliable and spray some soapy water around the wheel and inside the tire to ease sliding them on. Here are 2 links I like to get parts from.
http://www.pedaltractorparts.com/jd.html
http://www.pottersfarmtoys.com/ |
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| Jcc
12-27-2008 07:22:50
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Re: How to install new pedal tractor tires in reply to g mccool, 12-25-2008 09:14:09
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| I"ve done quite a few of them. I heat water in an old propane fish cooker with an iron pot. never had any trouble cracking or anything else. Get them warm enough to be "pliable" usually hot enough you can"t quite handle them without a pair of glove. Biggest thing to watch is that in the iron pot, keep them floating, or suspended. Don"t let them rest on the metal. P.S. the rears are easier than the fronts, but same method works. |
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| g mccool
12-26-2008 11:07:44
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Re: How to install new pedal tractor tires in reply to g mccool, 12-25-2008 09:14:09
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| I am new at this so any advice would be appreciated. I thought I saw rear tires only listed some where. Fronts come with tires already mounted. Where is a good parts supplier. Do you have any used parts for sale. Gerald |
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| IaGary
12-26-2008 05:58:07
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Re: How to install new pedal tractor tires in reply to g mccool, 12-25-2008 09:14:09
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| | Have you bought the tires yet? Can you buy the tires seperate from the rim? Most replacements I have seen come with the rim. I have never seen new fronts without the rims. Gary |
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