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Great help and very much appreciated mate. well done.

Well... My tire was significantly thicker and harder than yours, I had worked on it for 30 minutes getting madder by the minute : ( I watched your video and Gosh Dangit if it didn't work!!! Thanks you so much. I almost chucked it into the canal!!! LOL KIP Knowledge Is Power! and you gave me some tonight.

Your the man.. thank you my friend

Hey Petey😂, 55 feet, wow! How long did it take to drill it???

I drilled to 26 ft and did not get water. Shall i go further more? I saw online that shallow well pump cannot draw water no more than 25 ft.. Or shall i do other place for water? I am planning to use trash pump to drill well. Please suggest. I live in Tampa Florida ....Thank you

Excellent, thanks so much. I wound up using vice grips instead of clamps but your video confirmed that the way I was doing it would actually work.

What was he dimensions on the mud pit?

Sir can you please mention, of the tyre size?

Here we are in 2024 still getting help from this video! Great idea - i ended up using small pair of vice grips instead of C-Clamps but it worked just the same. Thanks for the idea to help me get the old snowblower tire back on the rims - I decided to run tubes instead of reseating the seal on flat tires every winter before the big snow.

Man o man. You saved me!!

My neighborhood is going to hell. I'll soon need 1/2" bizalloy.

Norm Abrams has 100,000 dollhairs wood shop.

I watched all, great videos neighbor. I see you are in Baldwin County Al ( South Baldwin Hospital) I am in Robertsdale Al and planning on putting down a new well, 4". Any chance you can come talk to me?

i did it also with screwdrivers but when i was ready my inner tube was leak because of the screwdiver.

i drilled a shallow well using a deep rock and with about 90 pounds on a 4 inch drag bit, it took be over 90 minutes to cut through 3 feet of clay, with a mud 125 feet of head. some clays depending on where you are, will be more than your method will handle.

11 years later , how is the well serving you today ?

Thank you so much , the frustration is about to end thanks to you! Bravo!

Very smart! Thank you!

Do you also develop the well to remove the gelling agents in the side walls of the well? How do you do this if you do? Thanks, i enjoyed your work. This is a skill worth having.

Same as the previous comment. Brilliant!

Brilliant. Absolutely brilliant. ❤

I have never found any topsoil that didn’t have any debris in it that’s why I bought a Landzie Compost Spreader so it keeps the debris inside the spreader drum then you just throw the debris out.

Thank you! Didn't have small c-clamps, but vice gripes worked.

Which type of mud pump is recommended to use?

13 years later and you saved my ass! I was about to throw a fit trying to get this tire back on and then I saw your video and got it on in less than a minute!

I am currently jetting down a well. I work on it basically every day and I get a few inches a day. Currently at 29 feet. I am currently at a layer of very course sand. Whenever I jet down water my cuttings are small pebbles, but I am getting no mud or sand back. Just pebbles. Would this be when to add clay? How am I moving pebbles but not sand?? I think I might give the well project a break for a day or 2 because I might actually be at water? Gonna wait and see ro make sure my water level isn't artificially high. I've literally pumped 1000 gallons of water down. We'll see. But yeah. Add clay or no?

I’ve been wrestling with this wheel all day the I come across this video. I’m so appreciative of you taking the time to make this video. Worked like a charm.

How much bentonite would you use in an sanding borehole 30 ft deep

Great video! Thanks for sharing it. How far apart were these holes?

Thank you for the video it will help me alot

Fabulous. like others, my use of profanity was stretched to no avail. after finding this - magic. I did not have small C-clamps, but I did have 2 vise-grip pliers. Worked like a champ. Than you so much for this advice.

THANK YOU!!!!!!!! ❤❤❤❤❤ This really helped. However I had a slightly larger wheel and very stiff rubber tires. The C clamps helped, but the tires were too stiff to slide over the last of the rim. So I put it on the floor, and wearing athletic shoes, stood on that final section, using the backs of both heels to force it over the rim and it worked, it slid right over the rim! This was for the older 13" Gorilla Cart wheels that fit on the 600 lb capacity model, still going strong thanks to your advice!

Where did you get the drill head to dig with?

Spot on was getting to where you got, thanks

Sir, I had been working on the same tire as you have here for over an hour. Then I found your video, and got it on in 30 seconds THANK YOU SO MUCH. Even a 13 year old video is worth its weight in gold!

Intensely appreciated. One variation which may be handy for people lacking small C Clamps is to use the smallest size vise grips. Works like a charm and they go on and off so easily. Curved jaws work best, but flats function well too.

Fantastic tip and very successful outcome for my project (fertilizer spreader). Thank you very much. (This must be getting close to one of the longest lived, highly successful videos on UA-cam. I wish there was some way you could collect all the beers you were promised.)

Mga taga cagayan de oro😂

Looking for cats to eat.

Magic! 🪄 After an hour using every tire tool imaginable and Dawn soap your technique did the job in 2 minutes!!!

Discovered another option. After removing the wheel from the axel and replacing the inner tube, I held the tire in front of a lot small propane heater to heat up the tire just a bit. Then I put the wheel on my work bench and pushed down the tire, putting all of my weight on the tire. It popped back on the rim with a bit of coaxing. Thanks for the video!

Nice! I love it when a simple solution comes to the rescue. Those little tires are the worst and I have a feeling I'm going to greatly benefit from this video.

This was brilliant. I watched three different videos and this is the one that worked perfectly.

Worked like a charm! Great Video! If it worked on my tire, it will work on yours.

Guess I hv to create make my own drilling bit? Where can I get prints or drawings to build one

why 2 water inlets? why not `?

You sir are a genius!!!! It worked and THANK YOU.

Hand held grinder. Not a 3600 RPM bench grinder. Painful to watch what people do.

The clamps were key to success. I tried using brute force and multiple levers without success. With the clamps I doubt it took 5 minutes to finish mounting the tire and filling with air. Thank you so much for posting.

Thanks! FYI I use vice grips in place of c-clamps. Then I pried with the handles of flat adjustable wrenches.