How messed up is messed up?

[Gravy]

I need a hand
Wellll...this is one doodle I can't undid myself

That's messed up.
De beaded my tractor's tire.
Does anyone have a recommendation of who does mobile tire repair? In Eden?

Maybe Les Schwab is Ogden?

It a 15.5-38
It basically a 62.5" tall tire on a 38" rim with an inner tube.



My guess is pretty sure the tire pressure was too low and it rolled off when I turned from gravel to dirt at about 7ish mph.

 

[TRD270]

Couple of ratchet straps and a lot of ether 😂
Hope someone has more useful advice

 

[jeeper]

Load the bucket real heavy, and secure it to something else. Lift it, which actually will lift the back into a wheelie. Put your bead back on. You could do the starting fluid trick, or something like a ‘cheetah’ air tank will seat the bead.

 

[Unimog]

I don't think you can use ether on a tube tire, but you shouldn't need it. Get the wheel off or the weight off of it. Should be able to get the tube to inflate the tire back if you put the tire in place first.

 

[Spork]

It's a tube tire so you don't need starting fluid or a cheetah tank. The issue is tractor tires are typically liquid filled (calcium cloride) I'd try the Les schwab, if they don't do it maybe they can recommend somewhere else.

 

[Gravy]

Yeah. I can't figure how to the rear up. I'll likely have to unhook the bush-hog first. But my high lift jack just laughed at the load.

@jeeper I can't imagine what I could try to lift that would pick up the back. I think the bucket lift is rated at 20k lbs.

I may have to stack some railroad ties under the rear axle and dig a hole if I can't find a local repair truck with a crane boom

 

[jeeper]

I missed the tube part 🤦🏼‍♂️

Is there enough lift pressure from the ram on the back? Lift up the hog, stack under it, and lift the tractor up? I’m just chucking ideas. I don’t know what’s actually possible.
If you really need, I can just drive up and lift it with my massive arms.

 

[Tacoma]

the Les Schwab here has a couple people that service the farms in the area. I would check with them.

 

[Spork]

You aren't going to do this with a high lift, a large bottle jack and some cribbing is probably the best way.

 

[02dodger]

Try Jacks Tire and oil in Ogden on 121th street.

 

[Hickey]

You aren't going to do this with a high lift, a large bottle jack and some cribbing is probably the best way.

This

 

[Coco]

Our shop does them all the time, but we are a ways away. Get the tire off the ground (bottle jack), and working from the top of the wheel down, use pry bars or some type of bar to remount the bead. You will want two bars. Use soapy water. Be careful not to pinch the tube, and slowly work your way down. I like to use two vise grips, and clamp them to the outer wheel each time I move down the wheel. Once it is fully mounted, air up the tire.

 

[skippy]

Chances are it pinched the tube as well I would grab a new tube and then mount it back up. Its an easy repair definately use some cribbing and a bottle jack

 

[Gravy]

It definitely needs a new tube.
@Coco are tractor tires hard to remount? The sidewalls are way thick.

 

[Hickey]

It definitely needs a new tube.
@Coco are tractor tires hard to remount? The sidewalls are way thick.

They aren't hard. They have super loose beads.

 

[Coco]

They aren't bad, just takes some practice and elbow grease. If you have a friend close by, it will make it easier.

 

[Houndoc]

I need a hand
Wellll...this is one doodle I can't undid myself

That's messed up.
De beaded my tractor's tire.
Does anyone have a recommendation of who does mobile tire repair? In Eden?

Maybe Les Schwab is Ogden?

It a 15.5-38
It basically a 62.5" tall tire on a 38" rim with an inner tube.

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My guess is pretty sure the tire pressure was too low and it rolled off when I turned from gravel to dirt at about 7ish mph.

I used to do those- 30 years ago. Glad I don't have to anymore.

 

[Gravy]

Well $320 to Les Schwab and I have a 4 tired tractor again. Who knew a tube was $78? Ha

 

[Spork]

Ouch, good to have fixed, my folks had some old tractor tubes we'd float the canal on or pull behind the 4 wheeler, had no idea they cost that much.

 

[jeeper]

Ouch, good to have fixed, my folks had some old tractor tubes we'd float the canal on or pull behind the 4 wheeler, had no idea they cost that much.

Well $320 to Les Schwab and I have a 4 tired tractor again. Who knew a tube was $78? Ha

Les Schwab also thinks it should cost $900 per axle to change brakes on a pick up truck. I'd be curious to know if their tractor side is a little more honest or not. $320 to have a tractor going again doesn't seem bad... but was it a fair price?