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Adding Tubes to John Deere Tires Without Removing Wheels
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- Опубліковано 10 вер 2013
- This video shows how to remove leaking tires and add tubes to them. If you enjoy, hit the LIKE button, COMMENT and SUBSCRIBE.
two notes for everyone 1) before inserting the new tube, always check the inside of the old tire for nails, and such, sticking through the true so you don't damage the new tube 2) gently tapping the tire with a rubber hammer while inflating it will seat the bead without using the extra air pressure. a 2x4 plank works well, too, if you don't have a rubber hammer. cheers
TIP: Use the round end of the handle of a crescent wrench as a tire spoon and then you don't have to worry about the sharp end of the screwdriver or pry bar edge cutting the inner tube.
Or use motorcycle tire spoons, which are designed for this job.
Excellent editing!!! I always use dish soap on the beads to get them to pop out without having to exceed the recommended pressures by too much. Excellent job!!! Cheers!!
I don't know if you will see this comment due to the making of this video 3 years ago. I have to THANK YOU for being a wonderful mentor to me. gave me me courage and ability that I to can fix small engines and things associated with them. After I broke my neck and had 8 pins and 2 rods put in I felt really useless due to limitations. Now after the last three to four years of watching you, Steve's Small Engine Saloon,
Donyboy73, Zippo and double-wide 6 . You ALL have been and very generous with your knowledge. Enclosing I want to thank you Bruce for showing me how to overcome my pain and do these things. I have fixed several projects and the help with the left that you use Bruce does not cause me a lot of pain working on this type of equipment just wanted to thank you and share what your work has meant to me. Dave in San Antonio Texas.
You are welcome sir.
You saved me Bruce Pender!! That C-clamp trick was just awesome!! Can't believe I didn't think of that years ago!!!
Yes I ran out of hands as I was alone!! Thanks for the comment. Don't forget to us a little soap on the tire.
Hello Bruce and nice job! Yes removing a rim off a rusted axel can be difficult. Heat is sometimes required. When you put the rim back on just make sure to use anti seize compound. Gene
Fantastic, thanks very much for this. It likely saved me big money instead of having to buy new tyres!
God for you for getting it done.
The trick to removing or installing and tubeless tire is to make sure that the bead opposite of where you are working with your tire spoons (levers) is pressed down to the center section of the rim. This was happening automatically for you when you were removing the tire.
The C-clamps were a "win-win" when installing the tire because not only did they prevent the tire from walking around the rim behind you, but they kept that part of the bead down in the center.
Thanks wizard. Sometimes I film my first attempts.
all the tubes i have fitted with the rim on the mower i never take the Tyre off completely;
just break the bead on both sides of the Tyre, remove the outer side of the Tyre slip the tube in and put it back on, make up a squirt bottle with water and dish soap to help remove and fit the Tyre.
Thanks
Thanks for giving me a idea of what I will be dealing with and to just plan on going a head and taking the wheels off
Right. It isn't to bad if the wheels don't pull off.
Excellent video my friend. Presentation. Tone of voice. No extraneous talk. Didn't give tube size of the front tire but that's easy to look up. God bless. See you in Heaven?
I hope this helped. The video is 10 years old.
I ENJOY YOUR VIEWS BRUCE..RETIRED LARRY IN INDIANAPOLIS INDIANA...
Thanks Larry
Thanjs for the tips. I also like seeing that you just used a regular floor jack. Just got my first lawn tractor snd didnt really want to get a special jact thats only used for 1 thing.
Thanks for watching. this old video.
Great job. I have done everything the same and mine never goes on that smoothe and i am also guilty of puncturing the tube getting the tire back on the rim. Where did you but your tire tools, they work great.
I got them in a screwdriver set from Canadian Tire. If you aren't from Canada it is a national store that is hardware related. Good quality stuff compared to other chains hardware if you know what I mean.Bruce
I installed tubes in both tires (4” plastic wheels) on a craftsman 5hp snowblower without removing the tires from the wheels or the wheels from the machine. But you do need to break the bead front and back. Once the beads are broke and the tire is loose on the wheel poke the inner tube in position all the way around, get valve stem in first. Poke with a blunt tool, the handle end of a butter knife would work. Laying the machine on its side made it convenient to get at tire.
Thanks a lot.
That is amazing how you got the tube into the second tire
Thanks Jim this is an older video.
Great video Bruce. My wheels are frozen to the axles. Don't want to heat a beat. And, break stuff. I was wondering about trying that and you make it look easy. Thanks.
This video is 5 years old and the tubes are still good. Thanks for watching.
Hi Fred, I had this problem last year, what a headache!! Check out my video here on an idea I found:
ua-cam.com/video/sLNouz5ddPM/v-deo.html
It's safe, easy, cheap, won't damage anything, and best of all - IT WORKED! Hope it helps, cheers! Bellarmine
Git it
back in the 60s as a boy bicycles were way of ife. replacing inner tubes with wheel still on the bike road side was a sorta given, used spoon handles. just undid one side of the wheel. rest kinda explanatory.
Lol, left handed struggles, I feel you
A the tools are for right handed folks.
Where did you get the valve stem holder?
I got it at an Automotive parts store. Parts Plus here in Canada. Here is a link to help
www.gemplers.com/product/7K/Air-Liquid-Adapter-Kit
Bruce
Very helpful video. If people like real challenges try a German Knobby Dirt bike tire.
One thing I have always done with any tube is cover it in Baby Powder / Talcum powder so the tube can move around easily on the first Air up. The Bead we use 100% Liquid Dish Soap. Thank you for this extremely helpful Video.
Jadzia585 Thanks you!!! Yes I should have used soap on this
great tip!
just put a tube in a 20x8.00 Carlisle tubeless trye which was recommended 10 psi max.now with the tube in do i put same psi in tube,,i tested tube for leaks before putting in and pumped it up to 4 psi to check for leaks and it was very hard. is 10 psi ok,,or am i just paranoid about a big bang ,, cheers . ps the tube was 20x8/00 also.
My tractor uses 8 psi on the rear and 10 on the front. Good luck.
thanks Bruce,, all good.
Just in case you could also use two miniature vice grips to pinch into areas and do the same thing if you don't got clamps
I put two tubes in my riding mower rear wheels yesterday before seeing your video. When I inflated them I never heard that thunk with the bead reseating. They look fine to me and I did mow with them. How would I know if it's correct or not? Does sometimes it not make that noise or did I just not put enough air in because I was going just over 10 lb because I didn't trust the portable compressor gauge. Neither tire made the thunk So how would I know if it's seated correctly. Would it be obvious?
You would see a gap between the tire and the rim. Just be careful. I took mine up to 20 lbs then let 10 lbs out
@@BrucesShop well they never thunk and they seem fine. I guess They don't always make a noise.
@@Thatsmessedupman Thank you mghia
Thanks Zip, yeah I think I spend more time in front of the computer instead of being in front of the Camera. If I want to find out what a goof I am, I just try to edit the strange things I say, do, wear, etc.--------------------and post hahaha
I have the most trouble getting the new tube into the old tire but I didn't see that in your video. How did you do it, by magic??
stuff it in there valve stem first. 6:37 on
will try the clamp idea thanks
Good luck
Where did you find the tube with a SIDE MOUNTED VALVE STEM?.....Most riding mowers have their valve stems towards the side of the rims.
These had a stem kind of on the side. here is the video. You don't have to watch it.
ua-cam.com/video/j_xGtha0bu8/v-deo.html
how did you get the tire back on the rim without removing the wheel
I just worked it from the outside rim doing the tire beads one at a time. I would use some dish soap to make them more slippery.
Bruce
You only need to use a cage to fill when you're dealing with split-rim wheels.
Thanks
I know it's mickey mouse. But that green Slime stuff you get at walmart works surprisingly well on my garden tractor tires.
Just remove the valve core, put in the rated amount of slime for your size tire, insert the core, fill back up with air , rotate or drive the tire & you're done.
Thanks !!!
I've seen how a tire gauge is used to check air pressure.... why didn't you have the camera on while getting the tire back over the wheel rim, and stuffing the new tube inside the tire? You left out the most important parts!
Yes I get involved in the job then I remember to turn on the camera. My fault. I am trying to turn it on more and edit out what I don't need. It is tough.
Vice grips easier to use than C clamps. Put a piece of 3/4" threaded rod vertical in vice, put wheel on the rod and if needed a flat washer then a nut. tighten it down and you won't have to fight the wheel flopping all over the bench. Squirt soapy water on beads and tire will go on easier.
Thanks this video is 8 years old now My tire changing has completely changed with ideas like the one you mentioned. Thanks
I noticed that you were using aluminum valve caps. They will "weld" themselves on in time. I did that to my van, now I can't get them off to put air in. Maybe if you use an anti-seize it would be ok.
Thanks you. Good point. I thought they were cool and wider than the hole in the wheel.
Would have loved to se the whole proces with the first wheel. That´s the problem I face..
Yes, Sorry about that this video will be 4 years old this year. Good luck.
nothing says Canada better than a video with Mastercraft tools and PowerFist tubes....
Right on. This video is 9 years old I think. LOL I hope it helped
The easy way
..remove c clip
Drive mower in a circle tire out and do some donuts till it pops off .2 or 3 spins.
That does sound easy. How many times have you done this with rusted on stuck wheels?
You also could use a rubber mallet a large one to bang the tire around it'll help pop it in place
Thank you.
yep... I really should have watched this first. My tube deflated overnight so I said screw it and bought the set of super Lugs I had been eyeing to get anyway to help out with the pulling during the cold season when I have the deck off. Ah well. I feel confident I can properly put a tube in now. My tune kept sucking in, and the last time it sucked in at 14psi and I couldn't get it back out. I think that's why it blew.
+ThatDudeSirraj They are tough sometimes.
Please, what are Super Lugs?
I always heat the inside hub and remove entire wheel.Then grease wheel shaft for easy access for future maintenance but,this is very important,let air out before heating otherwise KABOOM!
Thanks. This video is 7 years old. Please help me!!!!!! Can you see the date made. I ask a lot and no-one ever answers.
@@BrucesShop
September 11, 2013
How can I take off that middle part on the tire. I don’t have the tool
The middle part? I don't understand. sorry
Bruce Pender the Screw thing. In the middle of the rim
The title of this video is Adding Tubes to John Deere Tires Without Removing Wheels. well i see the tire and wheel off the john deer mower.. lol
But the rim and shaft are rusted to the axle.
Soapy water or baby powder is your friend, your wouldn't want to be cramed into a rubber and rubber contact dry on your errrmmm... Yea 😂
OK?
@@BrucesShop forgive me and my "dry" humor, all I'm stating little bit of baby powered allows the tube to get enough lubristy so it doesn't stick. Also tire irons are like $10, I would suggest getting a pair or two!
@@jmabs5096 Yes this video is so old i actually bought a set of 3 tire irons
Where did you get the tubes?
Originally I went to Princess Auto (like Harbor Freight) and took them back (returned them) and went and got better quality tubes at another Canadian store called Canadian Tire. Nothing wrong with Princess Auto buy the way, Just sometimes you have to step it up a bit.
I am from Canada as well. I was thinking Princess Auto, but since I have a Canadian Tire in the small town I live in that saves me a trip.
They both work and the price isn't that different. I am getting a lot more Canadian subscribers these days.
Hahaha !!!! Did you removed snap ring? Funnyyyyy....
I thought we weren't removing the wheel from the tractor!
I removed the tire without removing the metal wheel. Thanks
Bruce
Thought you didn't want to remove the rim off the tractor? 10 hr project?
The rim has a 6 inch sleeve onto the axle it is rusted on the like being welded.
lubing the rim makes a huge difference
I know I should have but O got in the zone!!!
Have you ever used Fix-a-flat? works great and your done in seconds. Way too much work. fixed my tire four years ago and still holding air.
+Anthony Maimone Well I have used what they call green slime. It is a liquid and plugs slow leaks. I have a tire right now that I can't seal the bead and I will have to get a tube. Thanks for commenting. When I made this video I had never tried anything like that.
Baby powder will make it go a lot easier.
I have heard that.
Bruce Pender gotta be dry for it to work tho. I did it on both my lawn tractors just like u did ur front without removing the bead but just pushing it towards the middle
How to start
I am sorry I don't understand the comment?
Always lube yur tire with soap for they will seat a lot easier than dry.
Yes This video is 7 years old. i know better.
Why do you have to take the rim off the axel to put in a tube.
Ps. You should put baby power in the tire before filling the tube.
Thanks I am much better now this video is 8 yars old I think. thanks for the goos comment.
what about not removing?
Sorry not removing what. This is an older video 2013
he took the wheel off the title is wrong. Adding Tubes to John Deere Tires Without Removing Wheels
No I took the tire off. The wheel was rusted on.
you didnt show how to put tube on without removing the wheel
Yes he did show that with the first one he did on the rear. Then he did a front tire which he did take the wheel off for.
Thanks James. I never know how to handle these. I have 270 videos (or so)
up and it takes a bit of thinking which function I did.
he never did show how he put the tube on the 1st one on 4:14 it showed the the tire off then it showed the tube on.. there was no explaining or video ow it was put on on 4:27 the tube was on. rewatch it!
?? wheels are removed.
No The wheels are rustedf to the axles. I tried avery thing to get them of
Your title to this video is HOW TO PUT A TUBE IN A TIER WITHOUT REMOVING THE WHEEL!
I guess the tractor is invisible.
Well It isn't easy to make video all by yourself.
Those aluminium valve caps tend to corrode over time and seize onto the the valve stem, Plastic caps never do this!
Thanks for that.
could have saved a lot of time and hassle just got a can of different coloered spray paint and got rid of the john deere green problem solved
I understand people who think that way haha.
Did you put tubes in them, or tubs? LOL
LOL Tubes sorry
its good to deflate again to get twists out of tube
Well thanks This is a 9 year old video. i will go back and look.
So there is no easy way LMAO
There never is
For the relatively high price you pay for a "John Deere," you'd think they'd come with something better than what have to be the POOREST QUALITY TIRES ON THE PLANET. We have one of their 17p trailers - betcha it hasn't been rolled more than a dozen kilometers in 10 years - yet the sidewalls on both tires are all cracked.
What the hell do these manufacturers do.... lie awake nights dreaming up formulas the ensure the rubber breaks down or rots long before the tread wears out? And while I'm ranting... just TRY finding a replacement tire for under $100 - even our local John Deere dealer doesn't stock them. They do have the entire tire & wheel though - $149.00!!! jEEZ!