Where can I buy the ring master

Where can I buy the tools rig master

Absolutely love that tool. Pain in the ass without it

Tools name plz

What if I die and this is my last video? My god..

How do you seat the bead after?

Estas son las ke me gusta hacer con 55 años ke tengode edad haciendo este trabajo ni fuerza hago por lo ke hacen Enel vídeo lo hago con la pala de cualquier makina en la cordillera lo hice con los camiones fuera de ruta en10 minutos cuando dos gomero la martillaron todo el dia

It's very interesting 👍

Great product!!! Would buy again.

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En este tipo de llantas no es necesario está herramienta la llanta sola tira sin aire a despegarse pues cuán de monta se le hechas lubricante

Its a great tool BUT !!! you do need to modifiy the rim clamps because on a heavy ply tire it doesnt stay clamped to the wheel. I used square channel with a alllthread and nuts that unscrew and they worked great. Like i said great tool but with a heavy ply tire the tool will pop off the rim

Good Job, wonderful tools. If you need any otr wheel rim 25-63 inch and components, contact me

The best.

I had to retire cause I ruptured 4 disks and have bad arthritis in my back from 25 years of busting tires

I've never used one. I always used a hammer and PB blaster and go to work. I used a forklift whenever possible

That's my cousin!!!

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Where can these be bought at?

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Excellent park ranger! Very well spoken and knowledgeable

Sim was my 2nd cousin. So proud of this man. He was truly a gentle giant. Learn more about how Sim impacted so many lives during his teaching career at Tulare High School www.SimIness.com

Just got one of these on the truck.I can't wait to try it out.I saw in another video that it should handle anything up to a 29.5 R 25,will update when I know more.Seems to me,the less I swing a chopper the longer I'll survive in this field.

where does one learn skills like this from?

that's one sweet tool

We loved this video on HomemadeTools.net: www.homemadetools.net/forum/ringmaster-large-tire-changer-59640#post89731

Have distributors in Mexico?

very good tools.

Nice tool.

I used to have a hell of a time with some loader tires when I had a bunch of dairy accounts. I would have purchased this tool in a heartbeat. Sadly all of the dairy's were bought out and now we have tract homes being built in their place.

Thats what he shoulda done in the first place...........................

He said tool is good for 17.5-25 to 20.5-25. If you need this tool to do a 17.5 or 20.5-25, you need to quit your job. Those are easiest tires that even grandma do it using bear hands and tire irons. Now push a bead on 29.5R-25 (Brand new tire)or bigger so we can see this tool really worth buying.

kairaru in its time (approx. 125 years ago), was the largest tree in the world by volume and was over 4000 years old

older style, but excellent form emphasizing perfect "whip" and balance.

Nice tool but useless, you need a boom to change that tire, or lift truck, push it with the boom, i have done that 100 times

nice job good little tool

Piyush Dixit - The General Sherman like all mature sequoias simply got lucky. It avoided fire over the course of its life time. More than likely the Sherman has lived through some where between 120 and 150 fires over the course of its lifetime so far to this point. The biggest point in which it avoided fire was in the first 30 to 50 years of its life. A fire does not act as a tidal wave washing over everything. Inside a fire pockets will be missed. All mature sequoias got lucky in the first 30 to 50 years of their lives and missed fires. As such they grew stronger and were able to grow to a point to then be strong enough to survive a direct impact from a fire in the future.

I built one similar to that over 10 years ago. I'm now medically retired from the work. Mine was different in that I had guide claps for the outer ring so it would not slip and it was powered by my 3/4 drive impact gun. The hand crank is nice but impact is much faster. I had a specially made socket just for that set up. It was about a 6" deep impact socket and it worked on everything, including the 35/65R33 & 37.5R39 Loved having that with me on those types of jobs. I'm a 25+year tire veteran.

por dios ese puede ser el mas chikito del mundo

OK. Bad ass. Been doing heavy equipment tires for over ten years now and will be getting one of these. Thanks for the post.

aint that tha truth they are stiffer than a 45/65-45 slick

The o ring is used as a seal between the steel compression spring and rim assembly making the tire a tubeless assembly.....they are a great idea versus inserting and maintaining a tube.

being a tireman for over 15 yrs, i have done this using tirehands, booms, rams, come-alongs and other various equipment. i like this idea,simple,easy to set up and use. well done sir,hats off. is this tool commercially availlable and is it certified ? i contract out to a local mine and everything needs to be certified. tks

well done bud!

Very good presentation. However, 2000 years back the General Sherman won't be as big as it is now so the logic that the lesser trees got burnt the General Sherman continued to grow does not seem very convincing.

wonderful.

Ingenious.

Absolutely amazing. Thanks for posting.

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tas pendejo wey el arbol mas grande esta en oaxaca ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, awebo y buscalo en google si no re cres y orgullosamen te o axaca