Harbor freight tire changer mod

[@BruceLyeg]

Nice job. You don’t need the collars, it stays down on its own once the duck is on the bead of the tire

[@Ej8marv]

Your right. Thanks

[@melvis2017]

Great job and the good way to explain things 🇩🇰🙏👍

[@ThisOldMan-ya472]

If you welded on the nuts first, then drilled the hole, you could tap the hole to give more bite for the bolt.

[@Ej8marv]

Oh dang didn’t think of this. Thanks

[@joshuamcneal5515]

How much would you charge to make on of those

[@Ej8marv]

Idk. I’m not a certified welder and metal is expensive right now.

[@joshuamcneal5515]

@@Ej8marv if you will I’ll pay for one

[@martymcfly3986]

very creative, good job, thanks for sharing

[@Ej8marv]

Thank you for watching.

[@ThisOldMan-ya472]

Is there a specific reason why the duckbill is on the following side of the arm, rather than on the leading side? After all, the duckbill must travel counter-clockwise.

[@Ej8marv]

To be honest I didn’t really think of this but I haven’t had any issues the way I have it set up. I’ve already changed like 2 sets of tires all around so I’m sure she gonna hold up for a good while.

[@ThisOldMan-ya472]

@@Ej8marv This is why I ask, because from an operational point of view, I thought it odd to drag the duck than push it. It probably makes no difference to the duck, but it would be more intuitive to go counter-clockwise. Just a thought.

[@Ej8marv]

@@ThisOldMan-ya472 your probably right. I would like to make a new and improved version in the future. I will definitely look into the way you describe it and try it out. Thank you

[@spiceian]

Do you have a link for that part?

[@Ej8marv]

www.amazon.com/dp/B00LC4MLPK?ref_=cm_sw_r_apin_dp_TABNREJZQZVSZ4HP9G9B

[@israelroque3921]

Can you give me a part number Or give me a name for the part....