I personally hate tire work. That bead buster looks worth looks worth looking into. Thanks man.

Blake 1st the new mic works great! 2nd the bead buster looks like tool every farm tire service shop and truck needs to have. I have done that job in the past. Now I pay someone to do it for big farm tires. The fronts I would probably still fight. You really need a barn/shed with a solid floor!

Beadbuster sending you that tool was the best advertising they could do. Looks like it worked great. I'll pick one up at some point. As much as the soft ground was a PITA, I bet you were happy to see the moisture as much as I was.

@GuyinWY

6 жыл бұрын

I won’t complain about some water, even if I did have to pick the tractor up off the ground.

Been following you from your start on YT. The quality of your videos is constantly improving and I just wanted to let you know because I know it can go unappreciated. Keep up the good work! Thx for sharing

I have a bead buster from a different manufacturer here in the uk....great labour saving device....and well done for being so honest about the probs you had...we all get them kinds days

Beautiful. I did use bead breaker and we had an air tool not too dissimilar in my former life 30 years ago, but mostly wooden wedges and a lump hammer ~ that tool and the modern impact drivers with the new batteries; game changer. In my local area I invented taking the tyre off the rim in-situ ~ many machines had weights but we had nothing designed for that job.

That tool looks like it did a great job!

Good demo of how that bead buster works; I will be getting me one for changing my 12.4x28 tire on my ‘55 Ferguson TO35 tractor. Been watching several videos on how to change large tractor tires as this will be my first go at it; looks like the bead buster will allow me to do this without taking wheel off :-)

Yes sir the Bead buster is an awesome tool a Friend of mine has one he has been using for a few years now and it has held up great It is a quality tool and works as it should Blake one thing I'M surprised about is that you didn't buy new valve stems with the new tires I always buy and install new valve stems when i put new tires on my equipment. Thanks for sharing buddy looking forward to more videos. Have a great day. God Bless!!!

@GuyinWY

6 жыл бұрын

I always replace rubber valve stems, but typically I find the metal valve stems in most equipment is reusable.

I have one of the smaller bead busters that it suitable for garden tractor and ATV tires. It is a handy tool.

@BeadBuster

6 жыл бұрын

Thanks for your business and support!

@FinsleysCustomCarAudio

5 жыл бұрын

Bead Buster send me one. Lol...I’d love one of those.

Thanks for all the good info. Gotta get one of those beadbusters and a cordless impact wrench!

Very nice tool, great video

Even with all the problems you’ve had during the tire change, Nice Job!

Yap , that bead buster is my next tool to get .

I dont know if we had the bead buster one, but we changed a lot of ag tires with something similar and yes, the most stubborn bead will peel right off with one of these. I just did a couple ag tires that hadnt been touched in probably 30 plus years, fluid in tube leaked and rotted rim away. A bucket from a loader tractor and skid loader didnt do anything but fold the tire over while the beads hung on with everything it had. Stuck one of these in there and it ripped the bead to shreds, but it broke the beads loose. Tires were junk anyways as the beads were completly rotted. About 5 minutes worth of work.

I did one yesterday. Funny that this came up on my feed today. I used a truck on 2x2 pipe as a ramp.

15k subscribers! Congratulations!

@GuyinWY

6 жыл бұрын

Thank you!

Great video demo on the Beadbuster, been better if the battery didn't go til the whole tire change was done but those things happen , thanks for sharing.

WOW, that really does work !!!! 😳, I was thinking of buying the claw type that attaches to the compressor line but seeing this has got me convinced of buying your type 🙂👍 any thing is better than taking the wheel off and then using the sliding bead braker, especially hearing ringing of your ears all day after finishing !!! 😖, time to get anther go pro Blake with extra batteries, at least you've survive from the tractor landing on you !!!! Stay safe bud,👍

Your luck is like mine, all bad. At least you have the know how on getting it and everything else fixed. Good luck and love the video's.

A good tool with a good willpower are a wonderful match and impressive. Bravo and thanks!

ok-so now i know the rest of the story-ha! them are bad experiences when the jack slips off a axle for sure. i wished back when i had my truck, i would of had one of them bead buster-but i still got all my tire irons i bought back then. thanks for the video. good luck to u.

That has to be one of the slickest little tools I've ever seen !!! Not sure what the life expectancy is of it, but I'm sure it more than makes up for it in time and energy savings (BTW, I remember my dad used the "run the neighbors tractor over the bead") Many thanks for posting the video mate.

@GuyinWY

6 жыл бұрын

There’s not much on this tool that can wear out, so it should have a pretty long life expectancy.

@BeadBuster

6 жыл бұрын

We have a 1-yr warranty on the XB-550, but very few warranty claims overall. Regardless of how old the tool is, we make every reasonable effort to provide outstanding customer service and product support. We value our customers, and do our best to take care of them. BeadBuster is a small business, the XB-550 is Made-in-USA, and we endeavor to always try to do right by our customers.

Nice! Fun to watch.👍👍👍👍👍

Haters are going to say you should have known it had a tube in it. Been there done that and I still can't tell when it's a nut secured stem if it's a tube stem or a tubeless stem. Bead buster is down right slick.Wish I was closer: I could really use your old 30" tires on a little JD 2030 I'm working on.

@meanjoegreen4925

6 жыл бұрын

he didn't say he wanted for free or did he say he would give money, you are putting words into the mans mouth that he didnt say

@meanjoegreen4925

6 жыл бұрын

you did arse hole------------ Arnold Romppai 5 hours ago who says he would give them to you,

@danbeckley3140

5 жыл бұрын

You can tell if it has a tube in it or tubeless

Is there an advantage or disadvantage to running tube vs tubeless? I have an old Ford 4000 and I’m about to replace drives. I realize the wheel has to have a good bead and not be rusted for one. And can’t have any cracks in the wheel or leaking welds. But any other reason I can’t run tubeless? This is my first tractor and will be my first set of rear tires to replace.

A little bit pricey - $249 on Amazon. The next size down for car tires is $109-139. Not sure if you were only going to do a large tractor tire on rare occasion if the car tire size would work. If you were handy with a welder you could probably make one in an afternoon. Great concept though....

@BeadBuster

6 жыл бұрын

The BeadBuster is really competeing with Tools like the PnuTek manual bead breaker, which costs ~$750, and even hydraulic bead breakers which are >$1,000. If you are handy enough to fabricate your own tool, I give you a ton of credit. BUT, you can be assured that the BeadBuster has already worked out all of the kinks. But we love weeing people's home-made bead breakers...it just confirms how needed our product is!

That gadget certainly made it easy getting that tyre off. I am wondering if we can buy that in Australia, as both my rear tyres are quite worn, and sooner or later I will have to replace them.

@lehighluke

6 жыл бұрын

Peter Cunningham yes, BeadBuster ships worldwide. DHL to Australia is probably ~$50. Www.beadbuster.com

I found tgey can mar the rim bad if you arent careful. Put some soap on the rim first and a little when pushing it off

now I look at this, !! after using hammer and bead chisel for ouside, Time to go rent beadbuster for inside bead!!! Thanks for video

Get yourself some hard wood build-ups, from 12" wide down to 4" X 4" and some 4" X 1" shims. Even on prepared foundations, jacks are never dependable. In the Engineering construction field we always rested the work on blocks before working on it.

Excellent~In every video could you show a couple of seconds of your friends? (Your nice dogs)! Thanks for giving these good vids.

@calumanderson5617

6 жыл бұрын

Joel Mollenkopf, agree there 👍

Excellent

Should have used a large block under the jack and always change the valve with the tire

I try not to work on too many tractor tires, but this tool would come in handy. I suppose you could use this on ATV tires as well/

@GuyinWY

6 жыл бұрын

You can. They actually make a couple of different sizes of tool, some specifically intended for ATV wheels.

@BeadBuster

6 жыл бұрын

Yes, in fact the XB-550 has a Long-side and Short-Side Ram foot, and therefore can also be used on Automotive and ATV wheels. This feature is part of our patent. If you only have ATV's, then you can get the smaller and cheaper model: XB-450

Better then a chain an loader

I have there ATV size it works great.

NICE !!!!

Awesome tool Blake! If your out where your tractor is at, get some big timbers under that tractor before it slips off the jack. Also like to know who makes the tool, Be Safe!

@GuyinWY

6 жыл бұрын

www.beadbuster.com

@frankirwin2377

6 жыл бұрын

10-4.

Who takes the tyre off to use a loader? Just push with it on the tractor Lol Pretty rough though That bead buster is the works, I'll have to look it up

I wish it was cold enough to wear a sweat shirt here..... its in the 90's today in MI

We learned over time, as kids that we should keep one 3 foot 2 x 6 in the pickup just for jacking purposes. It usually was enough, except for the combines. We always used tubes. Why did you go tubeless?

@GuyinWY

6 жыл бұрын

Tubeless is easier for us, especially with new tires.

@canuckyank82

6 жыл бұрын

Guy in WY we had 2 farms, 2.5 miles apart. We got tired of flats real fast and tired of down time. Not much time to farm in Northern Alberta. So everything had a tube. I think my dad had some kind of liquid in the tires early on.

@GuyinWY

6 жыл бұрын

Tubes were often used for liquid in the past because the calcium chloride commonly used for weight is extremely corrosive.

@wattsmilly01

6 жыл бұрын

tubeless tyres go down slower than tube type when they get a puncture due to the fact that the cause of the puncture helps to seal the hole but when a tube is fitted it can not seal the hole in the tube

Murphy's Law strikes again.

That wheel needed to be cleaned before that tire got put on last time it would be easier to break the bead and will seat easier

Do you not think them 30 inch rims are awfully small, our neabour has 38 inch rims on his 6410

@GuyinWY

6 жыл бұрын

These are what came on it. Others may have been set up differently, but since that’s what this one had that’s what we kept.

@murdochmackenzie9645

6 жыл бұрын

In a previous video I'm sure Blake thought this had been a municipal tractor in It's early life, that may be why the wheels are smaller. Tractordata.com says the standard size is 34 inches.

ChuckE2009 needs one of those. :)

@GuyinWY

6 жыл бұрын

I wonder if I could swap Chucke the BeadBuster for Mechanic Steve? Not permanently, but just log enough to get caught up on some things...🤣

I do them every day for work and what I do is usually hit the tire with a hammer and it pops right off

Dang that $250 price tag though

Great job I bought an tire breaker here in mexico imported from amazon USA so I want reduce costs on flat tires guys from movil tire shops they charges high prices on rapair big tires or tubes tires about Bk tires arethe most cheaper tires with an decent quality madein in Mexico better than other brands madein Brasil or china my 6810 new camewith this tires from factory rubber is soft no issues on 2 years these tires are for soft soil.

Damn well that’s sucks wanted to see the whole process

@GuyinWY

6 жыл бұрын

I’ll try to make another video seating the bead.

If I dont have money to buy a farm, can I get a farm loan?

can you please name the tool in 4:31 ?

@jdisdetermined

3 жыл бұрын

That's just a pry bar you can get them at most any hardware store..

Im not believing this until you show the initial part close up, it's the very first part of getting the edge in that's difficult, and you skipped over it :-(

I really wish people doeing viedos would just show how a tool works and not talk so much

@GuyinWY

4 жыл бұрын

Have you tried the fast forward or volume controls? Worst case, you could always pull out a camera and film your own videos. Or just sit and complain about what people have taken the time and energy to produce for your viewing pleasure that you get to enjoy for absolutely free!