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Professional Tire Repair Decision

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I'M JUST TIRED OF FIXING THIS PROBLEM....UN-BOXING SOME HANDY FARM GOODIES AND MORE!!

What happens here

After struggling to remove the tire from the rim and the old valve stem, the presenter realizes the task requires specialized tire-changing tools and expertise due to the commercial-grade tire's stiff bead and rusted rim. He decides to take all four wheels to a tire shop for professional inner tube installation, rust removal from the rims, and general leak inspection. This ensures proper and lasting repair for uniform tire pressure.

Goal: The presenter concludes that the lawnmower tires require professional attention due to their sturdy construction and rim rust, opting to take all wheels to a tire shop for repair and maintenance.

Tools and materials

  • New Inner Tube
  • Razor Knife
  • Tire Removal Tool (Mountain Bike type)

What they say

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there is a metal shim down in there about that long like a tube down inside this wheel so I'm gonna slide the bolt back in here that's what it was all hanging up on there so that's kind of kind of work it back and forth here trying to work that rest off anytime you're doing a job like this you might as well try to do it right make sure everything's functioning properly when you put it back together I'm gonna rub and clean on these bearings a little bit and put some white lithium grease on it I think that's probably the right thing to do if you guys are wondering the free lawn mower that I got still on the back of the hundred dollar truck we'll get that off in the next day or so it's supposed to be a rainy day coming up I want to get it off there bring it in the shop here on a rainy day and take the engine off of it first we got to make sure it fires up so we'll throw a battery on it and see if it fires up there we go spinning pretty freely they're not brand new and we don't expect them to be brand new but they're not making any kind of grinding noises or anything so I'm okay with that let me start by saying I've never done this here's the inner tube the new tube and appears to tire this is a tubeless tire that's in it right now and I'm really wondering how the valve stem situation is gonna work out so we're gonna go on and open our tube hopefully this isn't beyond my scope of practice okay cool so it has a metal valve stem on the two and this is a Carlile lawn and garden trailer - but I think it's what it says yeah lawn and garden trailer tube cool and the tire is a 13 by 6.5 once again I'm not done this before I have a tire removal tool basically for a mountain bike and I'm gonna try to get in here and wedge the tool in and ring it around and pull that tool that tire back to the side and then I'll slide the tube in and put the valve stem through hopefully that'll be good I think the first step in this should be removing the valve stem good lord right now some of your Pro tire guys are laughing at me I probably need to cut this don't I yep so we'll give it a little bit of a slice here razor knife that suckers tough it's got metal in it so basically you have to I'll show you here you basically have to take your valve stem and it over like that and then cut right in there and that's what I'm gonna do right here and that'll get that valve stem to where I can remove it man having this messed up finger makes everything a pain in the butt every time I bump it on…

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