Does the extra tire come off?
1461791
No, it does not come off. Just be careful with the little chrome pieces, I think they break off quite easily.
1461792
After checking with my grandson...the answer is that it does not come off. Thank you
2225138
I didn't take the wheels off. Really, I can't think of a band saw design that I've seen that would require removing the wheels to put new rites on. These tires have a little elesasticity, but it takes some muscle to get them on. Just be patient, because they're quality material.
1324039
Yes there is. If you push the tension wheel that is on the back up against the tire a bit, it will create more resistance. Just turn the screwkey to loosen and tighten.
1607010
I can't remember if there was an extra bit on the wheel posts, so I went and looked--on mine, the post that inserts into the bucket is black, so I would say--if the posts fits in the bucket, then no, the black cover does not come off.
1929904
I don't use the extra bar. I've only used it for a few trips, but so far, so good. I just turn the back wheel more superiorly so the bar sits on the rack. I suppose shifting might be more of an issue on longer trips.
610287
Yep. It's off by about 5 pounds. It reads more than what you actually have in the tire.
70901
Yes, it still fits after the installation. You do need to remove the tire while installing though.
2145793
If I remember correctly, pretty much everything comes off leaving just the shell of the vehicle. i.e, the 4 wheels, the top, the front grille. etc.
824939
No - per my husband, it is very simple to put ithe cover on the tire. Just make sure it's even all the way around.
1079128
It is the tire only. I assume they show it on a rim because they wanted to show it inflated. I had my local garage move it to my old rim.
607276
Yes. The tire comes inverted and in a small package. It was easy to unfold and a bit tougher to install due to the hard rubber edging but not impossible.
607970
No, you don't need to.You just loosen it up and lay it to the side so you can drive your machine over.Then, just put it around the tire and tighten.They are excellent, well worth the money.
726884
I would say so, anytime rubber comes off the tire, it may compromise the bead. Better safe than sorry, replace the tire.
2280184
Probably yes, I did not try it but the rack does not contact the actual tire at all.
1352104
None! If the rim is new and has no freewheel installed, a new freewheel spins right onto the threaded hub. One DOES need a special tool to get a freewheel OFF the hub, however.
2145040
The only way to remove air from a tire (or whatever else you are using) is to place the coupler into the tire valve and bleed off the air. You have to push the center of the valve in to place air in the tire and pump it up. Without pulling the trigger on the handle, you can push the tire valve center in and allow air out of the tire. So far as I can tell, the tire pressure gauge is quite accurate.
177857
Interesting question. I don't know although I have serviced my tires dozens of times with no issues. Sorry I know that is not much help...Gadget