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Portable Manual Tire Changer Wheel Demount Garage Tires Changer Mount 8" To 16" on 2040-parts.com

US $69.99
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Ontario, California, US

Ontario, California, US
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Brand New DIY Hand Flexible Heavy duty Manual bead breaker Tire


 

Specification

  • Durable Steel Construction

  • 15-3/8" x 18-1/2" Base

  • 7-1/2" Diameter x 3/16" Thick Wheel Rest Plate

  • Mount and demount a full range of tires from 8" up to light truck

Portable Tire Changer Proline

 Handles all tires from 8" to 16" light truck (7.5 x 16 and flotation tires up to size 12.5L16). Use in the shop or on the farm--you can even mount tires at the job site. All steel construction.

  • Changes tires which have a center hole of larger than 1-5/8" or a removable center hub.
  • Includes bead breaker/tire iron/lever bar
  • Locking collar securely holds the wheel while mounting / dismounting tire
  • Base has 4 predrilled 1/2" holes for mounting
  • Dimensions: 15" x 18" base, 7-1/2" diameter x 3/16" thick wheel rest plate


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