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MAINTENANCE
Check the bead seating tool regularly
for damage or signs of wear, and
ensure that the tank is inspected
inside and out on a yearly basis.
NEVER TIGHTEN OR LOOSEN
FITTINGS WHILE CYLINDER IS
CHARGED!
Items to check for:
• Make sure there are no cracks in
the tank or fittings.
• The barrel is not damaged or bent
and there are no obstructions to the
barrel.
• NEVER tighten or loosen fittings
while the cylinder is charged.
DRAINING
Drain the bead seating tool regularly.
To do this, hang the bead seater up
with the barrel positioned downward
and open the air release valve.
ACCESSORY KIT:
The bead seating tool has associated
TANK PRESSURE TABLE Use the Tank Pressure Information Table below as a guide for recommended starting
pressures; individual circumstances may require higher or lower pressures. Increase pressure if the bead seating tool
does not lift the tire bead far enough. Decrease pressure if the tire bead appears to seat at first and then falls off again.
VEHICLE TYPE
ATV
Lawn Tractor
Car
4 X 4
Truck
Tractor
Large Tractor
PLEASE REVIEW ALL WARNING INSTRUCTIONS PRIOR TO OPERATION. SAVE THIS MAN U AL FOR FUTURE REF ER ENCE.
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accessories which can make it more
convenient to use. A bead seating tool
accessory kit includes one each of the
following:
TIRE STAND (ACCESSORY NOT
INCLUDED)
A tire stand designed to hold the
wheel and tire in the best position for
applying the bead seating tool is also
available.
TIRE WEDGE (ACCESSORY NOT
INCLUDED)
The tire wedge is used to support the
tire to maximize bead contact with
the rim. Place the wedge under the
side of the tire near to the valve. This
ensures that air entering through the
valve goes into the tire, and does not
escape straight away.
WEDGE SAFETY
A wedge is designed to raise the rim
off the floor and ensure proper bead
TIRE TYPE
SUGGESTED
EXAMPLES
TANK PRESSURE
16-650-8
40 psi
22-11-8
(2.7 bar)
25-12-9
24-9-11
16-650-8
40 - 50 psi
23-1050-12
(2.7-3.4 bar)
26-12-12
13" Rims
50 - 60 psi
14" Rims
(3.4-4.1 bar)
15" Rims
60 - 80 psi
16" Rims
(4.1-5.4 bar)
11-22-5
100 (6.8 bar)
18-22-5
120 (8.2 bar)
Up to 28"
100 psi (6.8 bar)
Over 28"
120 psi (8.2 bar)
Terra Tires
120 psi (8.2 bar)
48-31-20
66-43-25
seating. It helps direct the air supply
line and prevents excess air escape.
Position the wedge under the tire
close to the valve stem. If possible,
position the tire to cover the valve.
LOW PRESSURE AIR LINE
(ACCESSORY NOT INCLUDED)
This is a ball-valve operated airline
which enables the fitter to operate
the airline connected to the tire valve
stem easily while handling the bead
seating tool. Improves the safety of
the product as the operator is in full
control of the air supply.
AIR LINE SAFETY
An air line is designed to deliver
maximum air volume and control by
allowing the user to be hands free
(from air line) during bead seating
operation. always use an
appropriate air line for the type of tire
you are inflating.
TIPS
Fit on stand, with stand in highest
position. Can be fitted with the valve at the bottom.
Use the stand in the highest position
If difficult, do not place on the stand -lean the rim
against it. Ensure that valve is covered.
Lubricate well.
Fit in vertical position. Lubricate well. Ensure that the
valve is covered by the tire
Can be fitted vertically - i.e. still on the truck. Rotate
the bead seating tool Spout to the correct position.
If using stand, use in the lowest position.
Fit horizontally, position the bottom bead on the rim,
use the tire wedge.
Fit vertically. Roll tire until the back bead is
in position.
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