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Construction foam works very well if you aren't doing it to all four tires. My dad has been patching his tires this way for years. It works best if the air is completely gone from the tire and the foam is directly inserted into the air valve so that the rubber isn't cut and the foam has no way to come out.
I must admit this is by far one of my very favorite channels on UA-cam. Thank you so much for making these crazy yet very entertaining videos. I also appreciate that you have English translation. Love and respect big brother! ☝😎👌
I think I'm going into business exporting & selling expanding foam in Russia & all the other Eastern Block countries that still drive around in Lada cars.
Rickytricky01 I used to own a Chevy monza in 1985, the car was ca. 10 years old, it constantly broke down on me , every week I had to spend part of my paycheck on repairs, sold it and never again owned a American car, only Japanese, iam sure a 40/50 year lada is a better car than my first car, Chevy monza.
TBH trash is trash, the older the car, the worse for us. But man, those japanese cars are so durable. I am talking about 1990s models. You can't break them with normal service and driving.
@@r.j.m4245 Lol. Youre downing American cars after owning a POS lol. No offense. Nowadays, they are pretty reliable. My 5.7 Hemi will NEVER give up on me, and its literally the easiest engine you can work on. My Chevy avalanche, also wont give up on me. Thing has 208k miles and drives smoother then my chrysler 300 with 120k miles. They are extremely reliable. The person who owned the car before you, is basically the factor of how long it lasts when you get it.
We used foam for filling voids in a radioactive landfill. It had (2) 5000 gallon tanks of A/B mixture. Our foam was 30 PSI so that heavy equipment could drive in the cell lifts as they where covered. They said construction foam is normally around 8-12 psi max. We had tons of fun with that gun. A 3second shot would produce enough foam to fill a 55 gallon drum when foam expanded. We filled tyvek suits and had them standing around like workers.
@@AngryHybridApe people mostly use this method on small wheels, like lawnmower tires, carts, etc., where the comfort doesn't matter, will never be driven at high speed and/or don't have to carry like 1-1,5 tons. I don't think that this would work on a car in any way
@@tomcruise1 hey man I hope you see this but what would you suggest for a car tire i keep blowing or rolling off the bead in my race car (derby car) so they Are not special tires... and tips.. would you recommend foam filling if so how is that done
@@tylerh1930 hey. since I'm not a car mechanic, or someone who knows anything about tires, I can not suggest you anything :\ but I don't think there is a good DIY solution for this, I mean, you're probably racing at high speed with a heavy car on sh.tty roads, so this foamfill method won't work, you gotta go for the special solutions I guess
Foam filled tires are used on construction machines. You need 2 part catylitic foam, not the sealant. The 5 lb per cubic foot mix they use in boat hulls would probably work, but not the 2 lb "floatation" foam. A heavy equipment tire shop will have genuine tire fill foam, but the ride will be like solid wheels, lol. Great vid, results as I expected
Canned foam requires moisture (h20) from the atmosphere to cure. Inside a tire with that much foam, it will not cure properly, much of it will just stay sticky and goopy. The tire needs to be wetted in the inside in order to provide the required amount of water to react with the polyurethane. That being said I have found that even cured foam does not work in wheels, due to the fact that the foam has no flexibility when fully cured and is just crushed up and becomes useless.
videoclipits- Thanks for saving me the time to point out cyanoacrylate insulation foams like this require water vapor to cure- I have used this type of insulating foam product to replace degraded floation foam in boats, learned the hard way to damp the cavity, only partially fill the desired area, allow first layer to cure, damp remaining volume again, fill some more... some of these repairs I did are now 10 years old and holding up well, but in a boat, they don't get squished like a tire! Gasoline will degrade/dissolve cyanoacrylates. If foaming new floation into bilge area of a power boat or other areas exposed to gasoline, you must protect the foam. Line the area to be filled with a heavy polypropylene (not dissolved by gasoline) plastic bag and fill the bag. Odd shapes, you can make your own liner bag from 4mil poly sheet and Tyvek insulation tape.
@@algrayson8965 Ping pong balls are made out of celluloid plastic- largely, nitrocellulose! Set one on fire and watch how it behaves. The balls dissolve easily in Acetone, any number of the minor aromaric constituents of gasoline will either soften or dissolve NC. Plus, it burns without atmospheric oxygen? Probably not what you want in a boat.
This is why REAL foam-filled tires cost so much -- even if you can get construction foam to cure correctly, it still isn't resilient enough to withstand being flexed millions of times as the tire rotates.
The single pack spray foam kinda sucks for this job, I tried it some years ago and it partially cured and the rest actually lost its bubbles and turned back into liquid. what you want is a high density 2 pack system from 3M or similar company, I worked at Nylex Plastics for a few months making ice chests, and thats what we used to fill the voids, that stuff is VERY good. Mythbusters also used it on that airliner they blew up.
Ha you are on to something bro. Light vehicles lawnmowers or carts, just two part epoxy it. Only weakness of epoxy is sunlight.. It'd last forever!! lol
@@EdGeLV , Oshkiv, and Lee Newton, Glad you guys made it back to watch the video yet again after the audio fix. I'm sure it was still great before, but now I'm guessing it will have much more impact. Stick around, as it may be available for purchase on blu-ray soon. Could make great stocking stuffers for your close loved ones too! :_D
I love the paint job on that thing! Although I would like to see them re-try this with some type of foam that cures anaerobically. I've tried to make a custom foam cushion for S&H on a transfer case. I just sprayed this stuff into a garbage sack, thinking that it would expand and conform to the inside of the box and the transfer case sitting in it, but it never cured, just turned to liquid. So this stuff either needs air to cure, or, as someone else noted, water. But they MUST make some type of foam that cures w/o air, because they have expanding foam packing in a bag that conforms to some irregular objects. That might be the stuff to use for the tire filling experiment.
M Demers, I was thinking about making a casting mold of my penis and testicles. Do you think your foam in a sack trick would work for my idea? Or would I be putting my family jewels at risk of suffocation or severe pressure? Let me know! Thanks :-D
LukeThe Joker, glad you came back to watch the video yet again after the sound got fixed! Maybe they'll remaster and add a little cgi in the future- then you can maybe purchase it on Blu-ray too. Golden Globe's here we come! :-)
Well done good experiment. The little grey cells should also be able to tell you that foam is full of bubbles, if adding weight/pressure collapses the bubbles it isn't going to work in a car wheel, but thanks for proving it. :)
You could try using a vacuum pump to empty the tire without damaging it. Then fill it with foam, so that the foam builds up pressure. Then let the foam harden while the wheel is slowly spinning. It might work for a very light car.
This is a lot of extremely valuable information. I am so glad I watched this vid. Damn it! I’m so afraid that I might forget something. Better watch it again.
GeorgeBonez, do you happen to know of any videos where they use cat shit to finger paint with? That would be really interesting to learn from as well :-D
You take the valve stem out, and you do not have to ruin the tire. When we do this in derby cars, it takes about a month to dry, and have only used red cans of great stuff. have not tried anything else. It works for derby cars, this I know.
Spot on,have done the same thing with suspension airbags before to get me out of trouble when stuck out bush,just gotta jack the vehicle up while the foam dries.
I worked at a salvage yard and used great stuff in tires for the beater "yard Dog" truck. It takes a couple weeks for it to dry, but ultimately better than messing with tires every other day
The problem with expanding foam is that once cured, if you deform it hard enough it doesnt return to its originally cured shape... So even if you successfully cure it, and you hit a rock or bump hard enough your tire will have a flat spot until you put actual air in it.
Foam cures by reacting to the humidity in the air. Yes, requires water to get hard. That was why the foam outside the tire was hard but the foam inside was not. Also, foam is not rubber. It has very little ability to recover from being deformed.
1 foam cures and needs time to do so. 2 immediately after filling the tire spin it at hi speed to push out voids. 3 foam is a type of bubble technology, insulating foam isn’t designed to take weight stress loads, however there are other types of foam that can.
GREAT VIDEO! THat was highly entertaining! The Lada looks like a lot of fun to tinker with. I wish we had some over here in the US. So, what did you replace the wheels with? I think it would be a lot of fun to make wooden wheels, covered with leather. Maybe you could melt some old tire rubber, and fill the tires with that?
Hit the foam at work with a hammer repeatedly in the same spot and see for your self. It breaks down more and more into tiny chunks and dust. Foam is not flexible like silicon.
Back in the 70's we sold 5 fertilizer tractors to the USSR. Tires taller than a man. We call them "Bigfoot" tires. They were in the middle of Moscow and couldn't find an air compressor. A Russian was going to use a hand pump until they found a road crew with an air compressor.
When I was in my early twenties, I used to pee on my tires to brighten up the white walls. But after they became yellowish and started to wreak like an old woman's bed pan, I quit doing it. True story ;-)
What if you: method 1 - fill it with foam, drive it around to compress it down, then fill it with foam again? And repeat it a few times till it's fully compressed and tire is nicely plumped? Method 2 - fill foam, seal the hole and add air pressure? Making a hybrid tire?
FOAM NEEDS WATER (h2o) SO IT CAN HARDEN. YOUR WEELS RUN FLAT BECAUSE THE FOAM INSIDE THE WEEL WAS NOT HARD SPRAY THE INSIDE OF YOUR WEEL WITH h2o THEN FOAM IT UP AND IT WILL STAY HARD.
I know from my own experience using that stuff to make shipping packing that if you put it inside of something that is air-tight, it will take forever to set up. It needs to be exposed to the air to cure and dry.
I remember run flat tires of decades ago. There was an outer ordinary tire and a smaller tire within. The wheel had two valve stems, one for the outer tire and one for the smaller emergency tire. A rubber-safe lubricant was in the space between the tires. Great idea if adding ten+ pounds to the unsprung weight of each wheel is good.
We use foam filled tires on some equipment. It's a different foam and it holds up well. But those tires cannot be used on any high speed equipment due to their weight.
Steve Berner make sure sign a waiver so your life insurance company doesn't get screwed out of their money. Also, be sure to ask someone if they'll post the video here after you've tested your idea :-D
This guy has so little resources but puts out a Wonderful video. I don't know where he is but in the South we say...Bless His Soul.. He's most likely the smartest guy in the neighborhood!
spin the wheel on a wheel balancer while filling would be the only way i can see evenly distributing the foam any other way is unevenly distributing...im certified in afroengineering ...
Yeap, insulation foam has almost zero structural strength. But it is possible to fill a tire with special foam rubber that replaces the pressurized air.
@@wordreet This type of foam insualtion is probably better for making casting molds. For instance I'm thinking of putting some in a small garbage sack and then inserting my penis and testicles, so that I can reproduce replicas in the future. Do you think it could work, or would I be putting the old family jewels at high risk for being flattened like the tires in this video?
The same stuff that I used to fill in round new UPVC windows to the brickwork. I had been supplied with large refillable cylinders of the stuff and the solvent cleaner to soak the hand gun applier at the finish of work. I came back home with a lot of foam left over from the job. So I thought that I would put it to good use. I scarped out the crap sand/cement mortar that had been loose and blowing out for ages around my roof tiles and blasted around the tiles with the expanding foam onto the wood lathes of the roof. Once started I had to keep going has I did not have a lot of solvent left to clean up the tools. So every tile in my roof was permanently fixed with the foam. No bloody winter wind was going to get under my roof for a long time. Ho yea I filled my sons "Noddy" bike plastic tires up has they were wearing very thin were he had been skidding about with it. That was thirty odd years ago. It weighed a bloody ton after that
The reason for this experiment. Is to lessen the cost and to use these as spare tires. And to have one instead of running out of air. You can get to the place of safety.
There are forklift tires on the market (called super elestic tires) which are filled with a special hard foam, they need no air but the foam still has a similar effect on suspension like air filled tires. But it's a special material, no simple construction foam.
I did that once as a quick fix at a wheelbarrow. And it did not work: I used a whole can and it did not fill the tire properly although in theory it should be way enough.. I figured the reason is that construction foam is actually a 2 component material needing another component to cure, and that is water. Normal air humidity is usually enough. I am guessing that inside the closed tire there is not enough moisture to really cure all of the foam. Air humidity is used up and then the tire is more or less sealed and dry inside. So it does not expand as much you would normally expect and therefore does not fill the tire. I kinda knew that right from the start so I sprayed a bit of water in the tire first, but that did not help, maybe because it did not reach all areas. At least thats what I figured could be the cause.
This even dindn work with a weelbarrow🤣 Can u pleaze make a foam spoiler like some realy crazy made up japanese cars? U know, the gfk parts, but from foam, with knife triming and some spraypaint. btw. foam is like superglue. it dont need air but water/moisture to harden. heat will also help a lil bit.
I have a great idea of something I was really curious about after watching your video where you made electrical tape tires! I absolutely love your channel, and I’m even a woman lol. Anyhow I don’t know how you would get a mold to actually do this, do you were clearly very resourceful, but do you think you could make a mold to make tires made out of epoxy resin? You know that stuff people put goldfish in and other things to make “art”. Lol. If you already have a video like that feel free to let me know❤️
When I was a kid I used to fill my bike tires with water. All those tiny little holes from thorns and stickers were a constant problem, after the water treatment, no flats. I would not try filling a car tire with anything but air though, anything over a few MPH and things can happen.
I used to buy a similar product in two part liquid form. one 8 oz can of A and one 8 oz can of B. it came in a 1/2 gallon milk carton style container, pour it in the milk carton, first part A then part B and shake it up then pour it in a post hole or where ever you needed it. in minute or two it starts expanding and fills up the hole and then hardens and you are done. I have set sign posts, fence posts, basketball goals etc with the product. it is a good product and has many uses
I sealed up some very old tires on my lawnmower utility trailer same thing happened there are spots that filled completely and there’s some spots that just didn’t expand so it goes thump thump thump as the tires spin round
Seems to me if you set the wheel/tire/foam can together somehow, right into a tire spinning balancing machine, the spray would be filling the tire at a more equal distribution. Then let cure, drive on slowly and repeat till the desired hardness is reached Then you might have a puncture proof tire, but not a blow out proof tire.
there is a higher density foam made for the purpose of filling tires permanently. The tires are filled on construction equipment. They never really balance right after they are filled and are not good for high rpm. Now they make solid rubber tires with collapsible areas in the tire.
Mount the wheel on a wheel balancer add a couple of cans and then spin it up to put an even layer of foam inside the tyre. This should help evening it out and it might expand and dry a bit better.
Wheelbarrow tires this will work, BUT after using it awhile it requires you to add more foam !! The foam compacts !!! My rim is rusted, and the bead area has gaps in it, so this is what i did instead of replacing the wheel ! It works !!
Fair enough. I guess you can just add more foam when it gets smooshed. Eventually you will reach an equilibrium. After all, it's just a dirt trolley, not what you drive your loved ones around in.
if you take the top of the old fixaflat and use that on the foam can you can then fill up the tire using the vale stem and add pressure to the tire as well.
It would probably be fine for small yard and garden tractors and small off road trailers,key is SMALL and lightweight with no real high speed! I enjoyed the comments and puns reference below, very funny and I admire the effort to at least try! Maranatha, GREETINGS from Tampa Florida
Me: I should really start studying
UA-cam: What happens when you fill tires with construction foam?
Me: A very respectable question
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Almost like What happens when you fill your mind with this crap. How do we keep ending up watching this stuff??
Some things you don't learn in school only on UA-cam
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Construction foam works very well if you aren't doing it to all four tires. My dad has been patching his tires this way for years. It works best if the air is completely gone from the tire and the foam is directly inserted into the air valve so that the rubber isn't cut and the foam has no way to come out.
There's always going to be air in tire though
I must admit this is by far one of my very favorite channels on UA-cam. Thank you so much for making these crazy yet very entertaining videos. I also appreciate that you have English translation. Love and respect big brother! ☝😎👌
I agree 200%
Twelve cans of construction foam doubled the value of the Lada.
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I think I'm going into business exporting & selling expanding foam in Russia & all the other Eastern Block countries that still drive around in Lada cars.
Rickytricky01 I used to own a Chevy monza in 1985, the car was ca. 10 years old, it constantly broke down on me , every week I had to spend part of my paycheck on repairs, sold it and never again owned a American car, only Japanese, iam sure a 40/50 year lada is a better car than my first car, Chevy monza.
TBH trash is trash, the older the car, the worse for us. But man, those japanese cars are so durable. I am talking about 1990s models. You can't break them with normal service and driving.
@@r.j.m4245 Lol. Youre downing American cars after owning a POS lol. No offense. Nowadays, they are pretty reliable. My 5.7 Hemi will NEVER give up on me, and its literally the easiest engine you can work on. My Chevy avalanche, also wont give up on me. Thing has 208k miles and drives smoother then my chrysler 300 with 120k miles. They are extremely reliable. The person who owned the car before you, is basically the factor of how long it lasts when you get it.
We used foam for filling voids in a radioactive landfill. It had (2) 5000 gallon tanks of A/B mixture. Our foam was 30 PSI so that heavy equipment could drive in the cell lifts as they where covered. They said construction foam is normally around 8-12 psi max. We had tons of fun with that gun. A 3second shot would produce enough foam to fill a 55 gallon drum when foam expanded. We filled tyvek suits and had them standing around like workers.
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Where was this place?
Actually, this is very informative to me. I always wondered about filling tires with foam to make them puncture proof.
Kittelizer Laurelott it’s called foamfill I do it every day for a living
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In tires? But that guy just did it and it didn't work. Different kind of foam probably, huh?
@@AngryHybridApe people mostly use this method on small wheels, like lawnmower tires, carts, etc., where the comfort doesn't matter, will never be driven at high speed and/or don't have to carry like 1-1,5 tons. I don't think that this would work on a car in any way
@@tomcruise1 hey man I hope you see this but what would you suggest for a car tire i keep blowing or rolling off the bead in my race car (derby car) so they Are not special tires... and tips.. would you recommend foam filling if so how is that done
@@tylerh1930 hey. since I'm not a car mechanic, or someone who knows anything about tires, I can not suggest you anything :\ but I don't think there is a good DIY solution for this, I mean, you're probably racing at high speed with a heavy car on sh.tty roads, so this foamfill method won't work, you gotta go for the special solutions I guess
A good effort.
The foam you used makes too many air bubbles and quickly crushed. 😂
Thanks for the video 👍
Use expanding builders foam, 1 can of the stuff blew up in a friends car a few years ago in the sun and the whole back of the car was 1 solid chunk
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Foam filled tires are used on construction machines. You need 2 part catylitic foam, not the sealant. The 5 lb per cubic foot mix they use in boat hulls would probably work, but not the 2 lb "floatation" foam. A heavy equipment tire shop will have genuine tire fill foam, but the ride will be like solid wheels, lol. Great vid, results as I expected
look it bleeds foam!!!🤣🤣🤣
Thanks for sharing this video, it stopped us from wasting time and money on our cracked tractor tires, :)
The music made the test drive seem like an epic endeavor lol thumbs up
Canned foam requires moisture (h20) from the atmosphere to cure. Inside a tire with that much foam, it will not cure properly, much of it will just stay sticky and goopy. The tire needs to be wetted in the inside in order to provide the required amount of water to react with the polyurethane. That being said I have found that even cured foam does not work in wheels, due to the fact that the foam has no flexibility when fully cured and is just crushed up and becomes useless.
videoclipits- Thanks for saving me the time to point out cyanoacrylate insulation foams like this require water vapor to cure-
I have used this type of insulating foam product to replace degraded floation foam in boats, learned the hard way to damp the cavity, only partially fill the desired area, allow first layer to cure, damp remaining volume again, fill some more... some of these repairs I did are now 10 years old and holding up well, but in a boat, they don't get squished like a tire!
Gasoline will degrade/dissolve cyanoacrylates. If foaming new floation into bilge area of a power boat or other areas exposed to gasoline, you must protect the foam. Line the area to be filled with a heavy polypropylene (not dissolved by gasoline) plastic bag and fill the bag. Odd shapes, you can make your own liner bag from 4mil poly sheet and Tyvek insulation tape.
@@Bert2368- Fill the spaces with Ping-Pong balls!
I've never tested them with gasoline, so you're on your own!
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Ping pong balls are made out of celluloid plastic- largely, nitrocellulose! Set one on fire and watch how it behaves.
The balls dissolve easily in Acetone, any number of the minor aromaric constituents of gasoline will either soften or dissolve NC.
Plus, it burns without atmospheric oxygen? Probably not what you want in a boat.
Loctite makes a spray foam that acts like flexible Styrofoam.
good. now I know twice.
What are you doing here lol
wut are u doing here boris, searching ways to slavify your car?
Eyyyy, look who's here
Boris is living through end of month so he can’t afford air for his Lada.
There were audio sync issues with the previous upload of this vid, had to fix them and re-upload.
This is why REAL foam-filled tires cost so much -- even if you can get construction foam to cure correctly, it still isn't resilient enough to withstand being flexed millions of times as the tire rotates.
The single pack spray foam kinda sucks for this job, I tried it some years ago and it partially cured and the rest actually lost its bubbles and turned back into liquid. what you want is a high density 2 pack system from 3M or similar company, I worked at Nylex Plastics for a few months making ice chests, and thats what we used to fill the voids, that stuff is VERY good. Mythbusters also used it on that airliner they blew up.
Did not expect to see you here. Love your videos.
I wouldn't mind seeing some of that foam used that they use to put posts into the ground instead of cement.
Ha you are on to something bro. Light vehicles lawnmowers or carts, just two part epoxy it. Only weakness of epoxy is sunlight.. It'd last forever!! lol
yep, same here. It will not harden completely throughout because the air and moisture cannot reach it.
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Thank you for fixing the audio guys!
Lee Newton Yeaahhh
What was wrong with it before?
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It was Russian
@@oshkiv4684 the audio was delayed in previous one
@@EdGeLV , Oshkiv, and Lee Newton, Glad you guys made it back to watch the video yet again after the audio fix. I'm sure it was still great before, but now I'm guessing it will have much more impact. Stick around, as it may be available for purchase on blu-ray soon. Could make great stocking stuffers for your close loved ones too! :_D
The cans of foam were worth more than the Lada, but I enjoyed the vid good work guys
Man I love this channel! Much love from Denver, Colorado, USA!
I love the paint job on that thing! Although I would like to see them re-try this with some type of foam that cures anaerobically. I've tried to make a custom foam cushion for S&H on a transfer case. I just sprayed this stuff into a garbage sack, thinking that it would expand and conform to the inside of the box and the transfer case sitting in it, but it never cured, just turned to liquid. So this stuff either needs air to cure, or, as someone else noted, water. But they MUST make some type of foam that cures w/o air, because they have expanding foam packing in a bag that conforms to some irregular objects. That might be the stuff to use for the tire filling experiment.
I have good luck on wheel barrow tires and lawn mower tires front ,but put sticks in holes after filling 4 holes each side . Wear gloves.....
M Demers, I was thinking about making a casting mold of my penis and testicles. Do you think your foam in a sack trick would work for my idea? Or would I be putting my family jewels at risk of suffocation or severe pressure? Let me know! Thanks :-D
@@Rick-the-Swift I would suggest that you use the moulding silicone, like they use for prosthetic applications on movie sets.
Its designed for this.
Perhaps try a 2 pot epoxy foam.
Thanks for re-uploading with the sound fixed!
LukeThe Joker, glad you came back to watch the video yet again after the sound got fixed! Maybe they'll remaster and add a little cgi in the future- then you can maybe purchase it on Blu-ray too. Golden Globe's here we come! :-)
Russian scientists testing experimental wheel (Объект 230) (1972, colorized)
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Well done good experiment. The little grey cells should also be able to tell you that foam is full of bubbles, if adding weight/pressure collapses the bubbles it isn't going to work in a car wheel, but thanks for proving it. :)
You could try using a vacuum pump to empty the tire without damaging it. Then fill it with foam, so that the foam builds up pressure. Then let the foam harden while the wheel is slowly spinning. It might work for a very light car.
that would be to much work and the foam still fill the tires well enough🤣🤣🤣
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Worked on my lawn mower. Have to have two holes ,one to fill,one on top to vent all air. Let dry for couple weeks,worked for me
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@@lindalanoue3270 and... I don't have to air up tire anymore,nor did I buy a new one. AND that's cool bye me
This is a lot of extremely valuable information. I am so glad I watched this vid.
Damn it! I’m so afraid that I might forget something. Better watch it again.
GeorgeBonez, do you happen to know of any videos where they use cat shit to finger paint with? That would be really interesting to learn from as well :-D
I can't stop watching these! Greetings from Minnesota!
You take the valve stem out, and you do not have to ruin the tire. When we do this in derby cars, it takes about a month to dry, and have only used red cans of great stuff. have not tried anything else. It works for derby cars, this I know.
Spot on,have done the same thing with suspension airbags before to get me out of trouble when stuck out bush,just gotta jack the vehicle up while the foam dries.
"do not have to ruin the tire" is, of course said in a humorous way.
The foam hardening is aerobic reaction. Needs air to set up or become hard. It will stay liquid if no air
I worked at a salvage yard and used great stuff in tires for the beater "yard Dog" truck. It takes a couple weeks for it to dry, but ultimately better than messing with tires every other day
The problem with expanding foam is that once cured, if you deform it hard enough it doesnt return to its originally cured shape... So even if you successfully cure it, and you hit a rock or bump hard enough your tire will have a flat spot until you put actual air in it.
spend a fortune construction foam well tires are big🤣🤣🤣
Foam cures by reacting to the humidity in the air. Yes, requires water to get hard. That was why the foam outside the tire was hard but the foam inside was not. Also, foam is not rubber. It has very little ability to recover from being deformed.
I actually like that little car. Simple, plenty of room and rear wheel drive. Would be very practicle, and easy to maintain.
Yeah, I especially like their dual vodka bottle holder.
Everyone knows a proper Lada owner machines their own parts. ;)
LOL! And everyone knows "FIAT" stands for "Fix It Again, Tony!"
@Demo, you are a dangerous man. Keep it up.
@@Reziac Actually, it stands for "Fix It Again, Tatiana"
1 foam cures and needs time to do so. 2 immediately after filling the tire spin it at hi speed to push out voids. 3 foam is a type of bubble technology, insulating foam isn’t designed to take weight stress loads, however there are other types of foam that can.
GREAT VIDEO! THat was highly entertaining! The Lada looks like a lot of fun to tinker with. I wish we had some over here in the US.
So, what did you replace the wheels with? I think it would be a lot of fun to make wooden wheels, covered with leather. Maybe you could melt some old tire rubber, and fill the tires with that?
Just as I thought. Any dry foam would quickly turn to powder as it is repeatedly crushed by the weight of the car as the wheels go around.
WARPHEAD this foam doesn't react like that, if it's the same as I use at work.
They use this technique in demolition derbies all the time
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Hit the foam at work with a hammer repeatedly in the same spot and see for your self. It breaks down more and more into tiny chunks and dust. Foam is not flexible like silicon.
Back in the 70's we sold 5 fertilizer tractors to the USSR. Tires taller than a man. We call them "Bigfoot" tires. They were in the middle of Moscow and couldn't find an air compressor. A Russian was going to use a hand pump until they found a road crew with an air compressor.
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your point being?
That is a beautiful story, thanks for sharing
When I was in my early twenties, I used to pee on my tires to brighten up the white walls. But after they became yellowish and started to wreak like an old woman's bed pan, I quit doing it. True story ;-)
I love the scenes outside the garage. Cinematic as fuck.
This is exactly what i was trying to find out, also thats a sick ol bmr you tested those tires on
Takes a Lada foam to fill four tires.
Scooter George skoda used more foam!
Skoda is the wrinkled and green guy from the Star Wars flicks. right?
Stop with the tyred puns, you are foam-enting a riot!
Why Pun-ish me? You're Russian to judgement.
I see what you did there......
What if you: method 1 - fill it with foam, drive it around to compress it down, then fill it with foam again? And repeat it a few times till it's fully compressed and tire is nicely plumped? Method 2 - fill foam, seal the hole and add air pressure? Making a hybrid tire?
The honesty of a fail is worth a thumbs up.
This was AWESOME! 😀😍💗 I'm so glad I found this video!
Should of used boat foam. Its designed for extreme conditions, it will be a good option for this experiment.
"boat foam" is the same stuff.
What ever happened to the foam made for tires developed in 1975?
Theres something gratifying to watching a person fill holes with foam lol
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Thanks for explaining
Much better and cheapper to fill the tyres with concrete.💪
They need to try that again. First time was a fail.
FOAM NEEDS WATER (h2o)
SO IT CAN HARDEN.
YOUR WEELS RUN FLAT BECAUSE THE FOAM INSIDE THE WEEL WAS NOT HARD
SPRAY THE INSIDE OF YOUR WEEL WITH h2o THEN FOAM IT UP AND IT WILL STAY HARD.
One thing fails it anyway. How the fluid can evaporate if the space is closed?
When my girl has a lil h20 in her "tire" i stay hard
that front wheels with this angle looks sick!
I know from my own experience using that stuff to make shipping packing that if you put it inside of something that is air-tight, it will take forever to set up. It needs to be exposed to the air to cure and dry.
This is an old video of a KGB test lab for bulletproof tires.
haha too good
I got a mental picture of what he just said and almost shit myself whilst laughing... my god hahahah hahaha haa haha ha
I fill mine with rabbits
When they invented 'run flat tyres' I don't think this is what they had in mind.
I remember run flat tires of decades ago. There was an outer ordinary tire and a smaller tire within. The wheel had two valve stems, one for the outer tire and one for the smaller emergency tire. A rubber-safe lubricant was in the space between the tires.
Great idea if adding ten+ pounds to the unsprung weight of each wheel is good.
We use foam filled tires on some equipment. It's a different foam and it holds up well. But those tires cannot be used on any high speed equipment due to their weight.
Best YT video ever.respect that man😊
imagine the possibilities if they could make this stuff so that it wouldn't stick to everything.
A lot of heavy machinery with tires on construction sites are filled with foam
A lot of those big tires are half filled with water to increase the weight.
Awesome video!! Thank you for sharing!!!
I guess if you had five days to wait, it might get you to the nearest gas station, where you would have to buy a new tire anyway. LOL
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use the foam to make that car water tight, then take it to a lake, see if it floats. that would be awesome
I can see you doing that, getting in the car & as it slowly sinks, you can't get the door open!!!
Scott Berner Bwahaha!!!
Scott.... no. Are you joking with us? Please say yes, otherwise... well let's just say I hope you are joking.
Steve Berner make sure sign a waiver so your life insurance company doesn't get screwed out of their money. Also, be sure to ask someone if they'll post the video here after you've tested your idea :-D
I remeber i used to have bicycle tires that were filled with foam, they worked pretty well
The doors on a Lada pretty much open like that without foam. A real quality piece.
This guy has so little resources but puts out a Wonderful video. I don't know where he is but in the South we say...Bless His Soul.. He's most likely the smartest guy in the neighborhood!
rne143c I think some of it is an act. He has an automotive business with a nice shop and lifts.
most flat Earthers know he's in the deep South, might be in your neighborhood :P
@@Reza254 they have like their own sort of gaydar- only they can detect others who believe we live on a spinning pancake :-D
3:30.... you can only see such a picture on this channel...
a guy, filling tires while a knife is stuck in the rubber xD
I would recommend rotating the wheels slowly for at least 20 minutes or so to make sure that the foam gets distributed evenly around the tire.
That's the same result I got when I put it in all four wheels of my yard cart many years ago. No good. Thanks for trying again though.
spin the wheel on a wheel balancer while filling would be the only way i can see evenly distributing the foam any other way is unevenly distributing...im certified in afroengineering ...
david peirce, I agree and I've got a BS from Afro-Tech my self :-D
Yeap, insulation foam has almost zero structural strength. But it is possible to fill a tire with special foam rubber that replaces the pressurized air.
Yes. I have a wheelbarrow wheel with a foam filled tire. Tested if at two mph.
@@brucedoxey5815 2mph????!!!!! My god!!!! You're an insanecrazylunctic!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
@@wordreet This type of foam insualtion is probably better for making casting molds. For instance I'm thinking of putting some in a small garbage sack and then inserting my penis and testicles, so that I can reproduce replicas in the future. Do you think it could work, or would I be putting the old family jewels at high risk for being flattened like the tires in this video?
The same stuff that I used to fill in round new UPVC windows to the brickwork. I had been supplied with large refillable cylinders of the stuff and the solvent cleaner to soak the hand gun applier at the finish of work. I came back home with a lot of foam left over from the job. So I thought that I would put it to good use. I scarped out the crap sand/cement mortar that had been loose and blowing out for ages around my roof tiles and blasted around the tiles with the expanding foam onto the wood lathes of the roof. Once started I had to keep going has I did not have a lot of solvent left to clean up the tools. So every tile in my roof was permanently fixed with the foam. No bloody winter wind was going to get under my roof for a long time. Ho yea I filled my sons "Noddy" bike plastic tires up has they were wearing very thin were he had been skidding about with it. That was thirty odd years ago. It weighed a bloody ton after that
There are rubber foam balls that are used for playing sports theyre cushioned flexible i think that same material can be used for stuffing tires
Now we all know what happened to Lorena Bobbits knife.
wasn't this uploaded yesterday? or the day before?
the audio was out of sync
The reason for this experiment. Is to lessen the cost and to use these as spare tires. And to have one instead of running out of air. You can get to the place of safety.
There are forklift tires on the market (called super elestic tires) which are filled with a special hard foam, they need no air but the foam still has a similar effect on suspension like air filled tires. But it's a special material, no simple construction foam.
hey guys you should do a video on trying to burn out a set of drum brakes and seeing if you can get the drum red hot
AllThingsBikes they did it with disc brakes.
Andrew W. yeah they did but im not sure ive ever seen brake drums glow
AllThingsBikes ive seen drums on a pt cruiser painted red.. Kinda close.
Andrew Lowery haahah😂😂😂
drums are aluminium and dont glow red.
About the same price in foam will get you 4 new tires at Walmart.
Some people just HAVE to do things the hard way.
No Walmarts in Russia.. Yet.
N-Yet?
@@SwankeyMonkey Da, da nyet, nyet.
The music .. The epic test of foam filled tires ! LMAO
Love The Paint Job on the Car! :)
I've seen this done many times in the demo derby industry, (super illegal btw) But it will work when it's done properly.
Hows the proper way to do it
try filling the tires with Peanut Butter and jelly next.
Mark Farmer 😂
@Mark Farmer, or with cat shit- that would be funny too :-D
8:56 that moment when all your dreams are dashed and you feel as deflated as the tire you've been busting your hump trying to make "flat-proof"
I did that once as a quick fix at a wheelbarrow. And it did not work: I used a whole can and it did not fill the tire properly although in theory it should be way enough.. I figured the reason is that construction foam is actually a 2 component material needing another component to cure, and that is water. Normal air humidity is usually enough. I am guessing that inside the closed tire there is not enough moisture to really cure all of the foam. Air humidity is used up and then the tire is more or less sealed and dry inside. So it does not expand as much you would normally expect and therefore does not fill the tire.
I kinda knew that right from the start so I sprayed a bit of water in the tire first, but that did not help, maybe because it did not reach all areas.
At least thats what I figured could be the cause.
This even dindn work with a weelbarrow🤣
Can u pleaze make a foam spoiler like some realy crazy made up japanese cars? U know, the gfk parts, but from foam, with knife triming and some spraypaint.
btw. foam is like superglue. it dont need air but water/moisture to harden. heat will also help a lil bit.
I have a great idea of something I was really curious about after watching your video where you made electrical tape tires! I absolutely love your channel, and I’m even a woman lol. Anyhow I don’t know how you would get a mold to actually do this, do you were clearly very resourceful, but do you think you could make a mold to make tires made out of epoxy resin? You know that stuff people put goldfish in and other things to make “art”. Lol. If you already have a video like that feel free to let me know❤️
There isn't enough foam in Irkutsk to make that car float.
So you think putting goldfish in epoxy resin in a tire would make a good video? Hmmmm.....
When I was a kid I used to fill my bike tires with water. All those tiny little holes from thorns and stickers were a constant problem, after the water treatment, no flats. I would not try filling a car tire with anything but air though, anything over a few MPH and things can happen.
I used to buy a similar product in two part liquid form. one 8 oz can of A and one 8 oz can of B. it came in a 1/2 gallon milk carton style container, pour it in the milk carton, first part A then part B and shake it up then pour it in a post hole or where ever you needed it. in minute or two it starts expanding and fills up the hole and then hardens and you are done. I have set sign posts, fence posts, basketball goals etc with the product. it is a good product and has many uses
What is the name of that?
Is it Flexfoam IT25 with Black Panther Adhesive?
Although your experiment is unsuccessful I’ll give you thumbs up
I'm guessing this video was re uploaded because of the sound lag.
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Lol the guy speaking is a translator. And a bad one at that.
Yes, it was.
I sealed up some very old tires on my lawnmower utility trailer same thing happened there are spots that filled completely and there’s some spots that just didn’t expand so it goes thump thump thump as the tires spin round
Seems to me if you set the wheel/tire/foam can together somehow, right into a tire spinning balancing machine, the spray would be filling the tire at a more equal distribution. Then let cure, drive on slowly and repeat till the desired hardness is reached Then you might have a puncture proof tire, but not a blow out proof tire.
MOLTEN ALUMINUM WORKS MUCH BETTER AND BESIDES THAT IT NEVER RUSTS. TRY IT YOU'LL LIKE IT.
Maybe it would work if the tyre was put in water ,that too dangerous tho
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I still say that this type of construction foam is the key to a interstellar gateway.
Why are we filling tires with foam? I think I missed that part. What am I doing with my life? Why am I watching this?
there is a higher density foam made for the purpose of filling tires permanently. The tires are filled on construction equipment. They never really balance right after they are filled and are not good for high rpm. Now they make solid rubber tires with collapsible areas in the tire.
Mount the wheel on a wheel balancer add a couple of cans and then spin it up to put an even layer of foam inside the tyre. This should help evening it out and it might expand and dry a bit better.
Did I really just watch this
We did
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Yes sir! All 13+ minutes of it. Oddly satisfying too I must say :D
Ya, you just wasted 13 minutes of your life!
@@grower-ge2mx Yep. Plus the time it took to read and write comments :D
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It looks like the weight of the car crushes the foam. On the other hand this might not be a bad idea for my leaky wheel barrow tire.
Wheelbarrow tires this will work, BUT after using it awhile it requires you to add more foam !! The foam compacts !!! My rim is rusted, and the bead area has gaps in it, so this is what i did instead of replacing the wheel ! It works !!
Have you tried using a tube? or using tire slime?
@@christurnblom4825 the rim is too rusted for a tube ! The foam works, and I'm too lazy to change the wheel !! 😁😁😁😁😁😉👍✌😉
Fair enough. I guess you can just add more foam when it gets smooshed. Eventually you will reach an equilibrium. After all, it's just a dirt trolley, not what you drive your loved ones around in.
Works on my old 8hp rear-tine Mang rototiller too
if you take the top of the old fixaflat and use that on the foam can you can then fill up the tire using the vale stem and add pressure to the tire as well.
It would probably be fine for small yard and garden tractors and small off road trailers,key is SMALL and lightweight with no real high speed! I enjoyed the comments and puns reference below, very funny and I admire the effort to at least try! Maranatha, GREETINGS from Tampa Florida