Posted by snoop-nc on August 15, 2011 at 07:07:47 from (66.226.51.228):
In Reply to: tire change equipment posted by kennell on August 15, 2011 at 05:29:49:
KENTOOL makes a slidehammer for breaking down tire beads. I've used the wedge shown above also, but prefer the slide hammer. Oh yeah...the also make a "chop hammer" which is like having the above wedge as a part of the hammer. The chop hammer can be quick and effective, but you gotta get your licks in at just the right angle to be effective. Like I said...I prefer the "slide hammer".
Kentool also makes a variety of irons/bars. I find the long tubeless truck tool to be very handy as a pry bar...also have a couple of short tubeless bars that are handy as a shirt pocket.
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