I have used those little plastic pumps you run with a drill to load tires. It was slow but I got it done. You just have to make an adapter to fit the water fitting you have.
I also use a pump up hand sprayer once when money was tight and I had a flat. I took the nozzle off and was able to just spray the fluid back in through the water valve hole. I tipped the tire over at about a 45* angle to allow me to get it over the rim. I had drained the fluid into a plastic kiddy pool. I would fill the two gallon sprayer and pump it up. It took me all afternoon but I did not have the money to do anything else. I had just been home from the service for a few months. I was finishing the crops that my wife and grand father had planted. We had four kids under ten in the house. So I had way more time than money. Got it fixed and was able to use the loader again.
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