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Tool questions.

posted by  rhaire on  Mon Jan 27 05:56 CST 2003
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I have done a lot of tires (100-200), on and off, with the HF stand. Don't try to open a shop and use it but for a few tires a day it is OK. I have used the static balancer but that takes a lot of luck to get a wobble free ride. There is a little learning curve to both tools to make them "easy" to use. Definitely the bead breaking and tire removal can seem hard if things are not positioned just right.
I like the motiveproducts.com bleeder.






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