Come along with Eric O. as he steps outside of the shop and has to do some repairs on his own stuff for once! In this video his brother Scott comes over to take the rear tire off his Farmall H so Eric O can repair a missing stop on the wheel and keep it from slipping on the hub. –Enjoy!
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Back in the late 80s I was in a tire shop here in SC , getting some tires on an old pick up, on the counter top was one of those 2-3 glass pickle jars that the owner threw stuff that he dug out of tires….of course there was the nails, some shards of metal…saw a deer antler, sparkplug, one half of a needle nose pliers, screw drivers…lol it help pass the time, rotating that jar around and looking at all his trophies
Just put a set of 8 – 42" tires on a tractor – $32,000 plus install.
That piece of metal looks like a fender support for something.
Scott is a true professional, who knows how to work efficiently. Impressive job.
Another great post, thank you.
Wish Scott was around my area, got a tractor tire that needs a tube, and Im not looking forward to the job.
I started out thinking I was gonna do this for my 20horse Jinma 284 here in New Zealand…but now I'm gonna call a guy. Thanks for showing me the way, heh.
Bath NY… looks like home to me. I was born in Corning
Great video eric your brother made that look easy!!!!
Luv the channel just came across this one n was wondering if ur brother still does tires n were in ny is he keep up the good work
Great information. I have a Farmall H that has a leaking tube and with this video, like in "Ghost Busters", who ya gonna call? Thanks both of you again!
That was good. I'm a retired trucker n I've had them pull and replace the tire without removing the rim.
Yup, another good vid. Reset everything, no money lite… SHIP IT!!! Last one I did {my tractor, but I watched} was a 28.4 X 38 fulla chloride. About 1975 ish. Michael in Colorado.
Can tell he works with farmers, man of few words
Love to see more of these with Brother Scott O!
Love the information you get from Eric o
The cringe worthy excuse I used to hear was, "if I had the tooIs or the time, I'd just do it myself." IoI
Scott is cool😎
Double thumbs up! More videos like this!!
tractor tires are always fun…. not lol especially on the big ones. we did the rears on my dads case 600 quite a few years ago and it sucked
I bought a Ford 8N tractor and 4 months later I was getting ready to get firewood when I saw the rim was split because of the calcium ,. I saw were people are using beet juice or windshield washer fluid or RV antifreeze in there tires and if it leaks you don't have to worry about anything rusting out..