Coats Nylon Mount/demount Duckhead on 2040-parts.com
Macedonia, Ohio, United States
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This standard profile Nylon Duckhead Mount / Demount Head is designed to replace the steel Duckhead Mount / Demount head found on current Coats swing arm tire changers. The nylon material helps to prevent any marring of alloy or steel rims during the tire changing process. This part fits all COATS swing arm tire changers manufactured from 1996 forward.
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