[AT] Patching Rear Tire on Tractor?

[Indiana Robinson]

	I forgot to mention that I use Murphy's Oil soap thinned with water for 
normal bead seating. I like it better than the "professional" stuff I 
used to buy for the shop. I "NEVER" put a tire on dry. If I have one 
with a little bead damage like in just scratched I use a little rubber 
cement on it. Even the rubber cement used for paper will work. I used to 
buy rubber cement by the gallons for the shoe shop. If they were a 
little worse I used some of the "all-purpose cement" that we used in the 
shoe shop for sole attachment. If there was a chunk out I built it up 
with vulcanizing rubber cement and vulcanizing rubber cut from sheets.


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"farmer"


I don't mind being absent minded so bad if forgetfulness
could just be a little more selective. Just last week I
was saying so to "whats-her-name..."



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Francis Robinson
Central Indiana, USA
robinson at svs.net