TC3900 Operation Tips - Hunter Engineeering Co.

Operation Tips for the TC3900 series of Tire Changers

[@tangwoo1]

Can we do reverse demount on the tc39? Thanks

[@nicke2307]

Will the bead press arm fit onto a tc3250? I have one with the side press arm that works fine but the bead press arm would be a nice addition for doing low profiles

[@HunterLearningChannel]

In most cases, yes. Please contact you local Hunter Rep who can advise you further: www.hunter.com

[@nicke2307]

Hunter Learning Channel thank you! will do

[@nicke2307]

I just had my local rep installed the bead press arm on my newer tc3500 and it is amazing!!!!!!!!!!! Also got a 2nd gen gsp9700. Now I see why hunter is the leader in the tire industry

[@oziantoniocorreiamoraes4538]

Gostei da maq.qual e o preco atual

[@danmac314]

When demounting the bottom bead, the roller tends to fold the sidewall and ride up over the tire tread. When I release the bottom roller arm and it slides back down along the tread I lose my rim diameter setting. This happens even when I hold the bead in the drop center with my hip. This is especially common on smaller car tires with very soft sidewalls. What should I be doing different?

[@HunterLearningChannel]

Thank you for your question. Holding the opposite end of the tire in the drop center is the #1 technique. We can suggest a few more things to try, such as: -Raise the lower roller a little slower (maybe stop halfway up for a second) to give the sidewall time to spring back. The roller moves quick enough to sometimes keep those floppy sidewalls folded over themselves for the entire travel. -Lubricate the lower bead while bead breaking. This will help it slide across the barrel of the wheel and into proper position to demount.

[@anaximandrorequejorojas8160]

En Perú quin destribuye

[@HunterLearningChannel]

www.hunter.com/en-int