Show off! This guy has a stand for his suitcase weights! I don't think this tractor has ever been turned on. Just a beauty!

Great video, but you didn't show how you first got the bead to seal against the rim ...that is the one hardest part...I have seen guys use brake cleaner and then light it, but that somehow seems a bid dangerous. I have had success with a tie down strap around the center of the tire, and then tighten it until the tire bead flares enough inside the rim to finally get a seal, but that is pretty cumbersome...any other ideas would be very welcome.

What size is my lawn mower? Are numbers on mower inches?

What JD is this?

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Aright, I have a question, slightly off topic. Like you, I put Super Plugs on the back of my John Deere. I am sure for the same reasons (Carlisles that come on it are garbage). But there is one thing you did that I did not do. What is your reasoning for putting super plugs on the front? It's a straight question. If it makes sense, I'll do it. Talk to me, Goose.

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The smaller tires are a bear. I have 15" rims on my LX277 and had a heck of a time putting on new front tires. I finally did it, but it wasn't easy. I also installed tubes in them because I'm tired of Chinese tires leaking (and dry rotting for that matter). And I learned something, too. I knew that there was a town in Pa., named Carlisle. I didn't realize it was now located in China. Thanks for the video!

Great video.....But has anyone ever told you that you sound exactly like Arlo Guthrie? Play "Alice's Restaurant." I'm not kidding.....

How did it work in 2wd?

do NOT use that screw driver . the square shank will tear the bead. and you missed all the important parts of a tire change like push the tire bead into the center of the wheel slot to give the tire room to expand over the rim edge and an old tire will be hard as a rock not pliable like a new one. throw the screw drive and get another tire tool fool.

NICE TIRES ....RETIRED LARRY

Its a toy.

You missed a good point on setting the first side on the rim

What do I do with an old hardened tire? It's broken off the rim, but the tire spoon is just bending the rim. I tried changing a motorcycle tire myself once, but even with a tire machine it took the bike shop half an hour to get the tire on, I truly don't know how you all get so lucky with tires fitting over rims like this

I'm fixing a flat on my 13-year-old 'little red' garden tractor right now. I've ordered an inner tube and have been working on getting the old tube out of there. Tubeless, but it is the same rear tire that flattened years ago and I took it to a shop in the next town to fix. I know from the lower cost they charged me that they put in a cheap tube that leaked at the base of the valve a few years later. Broke the bead by standing on the rim and moving a foot, and then both, off the rim to the edge and bounced. Tomorrow I'll soap it up and work on getting the rim loose. It was a pleasure seeing someone finally looking after their equipment and tools. I've watched too many of these videos where equipment and tools were so rusty it was painful to watch. I'm in my 70s, on my own, and inherited my Dad's workshop and tools, so will do it myself this time; it will just take me longer. Have repaired my own appliances for years because of my remote location and figured out the experts were just guessing their way through the repairs. I found I can do that too. Thanks for the help.

Great help. Thank you.

What is the soapy solution and where would you get it

Thanks for the tutorial, it was fun!

I've got smaller front tyres, for a micro tractor; swopping over from lawn tyres to agricultural. Managed to do one, off the tractor. Tried the second one on the tractor. Got the old tyre off, couldn't get the new one on. Took it off to sunbathe it. Up to 38°. Three vice grips together. Last one third I CANNOT get on. Frightened of breaking the damn tyre. Anyone tried heating it up more with a heat gun? Or other ideas? Thanks.

I think I enjoyed your commentary as much as the instructions. Thanks for video and the humor

Why didn't you use a pair of vice grips on the rim to stop the tire from sliding around the rim when you are putting on the tire?

And didn't even need to engage the rear diff lock! That thing is a beast!

Is that a Cat 1 limited hitch?

Thats cool but why not use a tiller?

Great video! Best one I’ve see so far! The 5 gallon bucket & blocks are a great idea for supporting the rim. Sparked an idea for building a similar mount that’s stable… thx! I need to swap my tires in the spring.

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I guess this fellow disappeared.

Thank you so much for this video! I couldn’t figure out how to put the c clamp on, thanks so much

Dont know why you got any down votes, nice video and I like your style!!

Nice job! Is that an 8 ply tire?

Where is this guy ?

Thank you for the instruction and the pep talk about getting things done independently. I appreciate you.

What size tire

Man you’re a beast! I tried to wrestle my tire on and it took 3-4 hours of wrestling in between beer breaks. By the end I was drunk as shit and fell on my face on my garage floor

I would love to see some more videos Roy

I’m getting a new x758 soon and would like a loader for it. Where can I find a 45 loader? Are the aftermarket loaders available today any good?

I've never seen the bucket maneuver, genius!

Orales al principio se oye la canción de Alan Jackson.👍 Buen video.

Good idea. I’m going to make a setup for my MCS dumpster too! Thanks

Roy. I miss your videos. I wish you would upload some more! I understand your busy jist like the rest of us lol i still go back from time to time and watch these green machines at work even though im blue blooded now I still love watching the green garden tractors run!

Good tilling/good music,,,carry on

I wish the clay hear was nice and brown like that!

Hey Roy, I used to see you a bunch on MTF and remember when you originally made these videos. Any updates on your current equipment and property? You were always fun to follow. Hope you're well! ( -- Hans-X585 on MTF)

Great video!!😎 thanks!!!!!

Awesome tire video ever

Video ending with beautiful country music !!!... Good job country man !!!

Hi I got a John Deere L100 wanting to put on Ag tires, my size are 20x 8.00-8 but can't find that size, my buddy told me a 20x 10.0-8 will work wanted to check with you lol and your videos are really helpful

Love the music! Great job!

You have the perfect voice to narrate a Disney movie!💚