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Re: Beading a tubless tyre
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Posted by noncompos on June 17, 2007 at 21:28:28 from (67.42.238.248):
In Reply to: Beading a tubless tyre posted by Bill from Scotland on June 17, 2007 at 15:03:53:
Ive changed a few that were faily flexible, not really tough,stiff truck tires: run a heavy chain around the tread; run a threaded rod thru one end link(held by washer and nut on that end of rod) and through a link on other side, leaving 6-8-10" space. Run nut and washer down other end and tighten (use a short piece of pipe as a spacer to give you wrench room). Tightening squeezes the center of the tread, pushing out the sidewalls enough to hold air.
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