I also used a jack all. still do on rear tractor tires if I don't have the bead breaker.
Looks like a nice post drill press in the background too!
rustred
Well-known Member
Ya another antique space taker. I had to really look before to figure out if that was one or two units there. Lol. Had one here I hauled to the dump.
rustred
Well-known Member
I have even used the front end loader bucket if they are on the ground.
bmaverick
Member
- Location
- ■YANMAR GURU■ EXTRAORDINAIRE
Please send this to the scrap metal heap.
This is another of those 1960s dangerous tire changes that kill people using them.
Shane Tharp
Member
Why is that?
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Its a "bushman" 881sa tire changer.
I have also seen them called a bishman tire changer.
Fritz Maurer
Well-known Member
Is the bottom bead breaker air powered, or is the whole thing manual operation?
Shane Tharp
Member
It's completely manual
Fritz Maurer
Well-known Member
I fail to see why it's a killer
Shane Tharp
Member
Me too
Ray,IN
Well-known Member
- Location
- S. Indiana
Anything can kill you if you try hard enough.
Fritz Maurer
Well-known Member
In 59-60 I did a lot of tire changes and repairs on a similar machine. I was 16/17years old,working at a local service station Simple, effective, and a LOT of hard work. We had a bubble balancer attachment that we used on every tire sale. Worked well on the narrower wheels and tires of the day.
I sure hate to use one on today's alloy wheels and low profile tires though.
I sure hate to use one on today's alloy wheels and low profile tires though.
Shane Tharp
Member
Me neither. I'm just happy to have something to make life easier
Phill Tibbetts
Member
- Location
- Central Maine
I have a Bishman that is similar to that but mine has electric turning center post for
removing and installing tires and an air cylinder in the back to break them down. Don't remember the model # and I'm not going out in the 28 degree cold to look. It works well and have had it for years.
removing and installing tires and an air cylinder in the back to break them down. Don't remember the model # and I'm not going out in the 28 degree cold to look. It works well and have had it for years.
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