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Old 15-02-17, 15:15
Bob Carriere Bob Carriere is offline
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Default Are you trying to save the tires?

On the harder dry rubber a chain saw does a nice job...... take a section off so you can get close to the bead area...... finish with a hand grinder and cold chisel to cut the steel bead cord....... and yes the grinder will smoke and stink.

Once the bead gets broken the remaining section will pell off with the chisel.

Careful not to attack the rim.

Good luck

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