Thank you for taking the time to show us your work as you are in a very cold garage. I learned.

GREAT video, well made, entertaining and full of helpful info like the c-clamps! Let me also say, THANK YOU Gord Baker for that simple but brilliant vise-bolt tire changer idea!

Brings back some great memories, after 38 years in the Small engine service, and repairs of all kinds of Mowers.Warms my heart to watch this.

I never thought about the bench vice set-up and the clamps. Now, my knuckles and shins are safe. Thank you for sharing.

This guy is hilarious!! Takes me back to college days!! He'd be a great professor!!!

C-Clamps are a good idea. I learned something. Thanks for sharing!

Like the use of the c clamps! Never seen that trick before. 👍🏻🖐️🙂 From 🇨🇦

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I put a tube in my lawn tractor's front tire this weekend thanks to your very helpful video! I also threaded a nut onto the Valve Stem to keep it from disappearing back into the hole, and left it there in case it wants to wander later. While filling the tube, I heard the alarming hiss of leaking air, and feared that the new tube had failed - only to realize it was the air escaping from between the tire and the tube before the beads had fully seated - whew! Cheers!

Very simple but excellent idea to stabilize that tire. Nice to see it go a bit easier this time Bruce. Another winner!

Love this video. :) Brings back memories of grandpa teachin me how to change and patch tires. :')

C-Clamps!! Brilliant! Wish I had thought of using them!! I did use a big C-clamp to break the beads but holding the tire down with them is just what I needed to see! THANK YOU!!

Very nice job, I admire your perseverance, lol. I don’t have that much patience! Have a great, and warmer, weekend!

Two timely videos in one day. You rock! I'll be doing the tire repair this week on my neighbors JD165 Lawn Tractor. Today it's re-installing the cleaned carb. on the Kawasaki engine. Thanks again. Narragansett Bay

Best patch kit I ever had was a schwinn bicycle patch kit, came with different size rubber patches, and rubber cement, and the top of the can was the grater to ruff up the rubber tube, I still have the can and top but everything else is gone, and yes the weather is nasty here too in Maryland, 70 today and snow expected Monday what a strange spring..... Great video Bruce.

I have a tyre sealant with fibres in a 20ltr drum and a calibrated pump. i just remove the inner valve and give measured pumps of the sealant according to tyre size. inflate the tyre and within two revolutions the hole is sealed. works on tubed and tubless tyres and can seal a hole of 13mm diameter in tubeless tyres. as for joe public who doesnt have this stuff, the tyre changer idea works really well. awesome video to get people out of a sticky situation. well done.

I gotta tell you, that’s a dang good idea. I just tried to fix one similar to that the other day. I have all the stuff you used, just gotta apply it.

I bought a pair of tire tools for $12 at Harbor Freight. SO much better than the screwdrivers I'd been using. Nice tire changer idea, Bruce! I'm going to make one the next time I have to do that. Thanks!

First Class repair job Bruce...