I had EDITED my first post in this Trread but for some reason it was not saved. I’ve RE-edited it to point out that the NT link first showed that little dolly at less then Ten-dollars…(!) …but it’s actually $149.99 for a PAIR.
Best tool to raise and hold tire to install
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BOOM!I'd recommend a second tractor! I found that the MX did a good job when changing the rear wheel spacing on the M.
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Now that is what I refer to as a ‘mic drop’ moment! That even made the grumpy farmer smile.
@McMXi for the win today!
I changed all 4 on my M series when I bought a set of like new wide radials.
Just used a bottle jack to get the right height, rolled the tire on place and rotated the axle shaft as needed. No need to lift the tire off the ground.
Just used a bottle jack to get the right height, rolled the tire on place and rotated the axle shaft as needed. No need to lift the tire off the ground.
- Unique Bargains M14x1.5 Wheel Alignment Pin Mounting Car Wheel Hanger Rim Stud Bolt Nut Tire Change Guide Tool
- Color: Black, Material: Iron, Thread Size: M14x1.5, Length: 120mm / 4.72"(L).
- The round contour handles are comfortable to grip.
- How to Use: Screw the wheel alignment pin tool into your wheel hub; Recessed area on the shaft to keeps your wheel from sliding off the wheel hanger studs; Simply screw in remaining nuts to secure tire into place.
- Durable material construction provides longevity.
- Wheel stud alignment tools will not bend and rust.
Buy the size you need. Get pin started in one hole and then rotate the tire to get the studs started.
Paul Allwood
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Kubota B7200HSTD, RC60-72H MMM, homemade FEL, Sovema 3PL rotary hoe
Here's one I made a couple of years ago for changing wheels on our Unimog - 46", they weigh a bit over 200 kg each.
It operates with a battery drill onto an old scissor jack.
Works well. Makes it relatively easy for me to get these on and off by myself.
It operates with a battery drill onto an old scissor jack.
Works well. Makes it relatively easy for me to get these on and off by myself.
I used one of these car dollies from harbor freight when I put the spacers on my lx2610 and it worked well.