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does any one know if the tyres on the motor mover have an inner tube or are
they some how sealed on to the wheel, the problem i have got on one wheel is that I can foot pump up the tyre but can hear it go down but cannot see a puncture any ideas please. regards malcolm |
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"malcolm" wrote in message ... does any one know if the tyres on the motor mover have an inner tube or are they some how sealed on to the wheel, the problem i have got on one wheel is that I can foot pump up the tyre but can hear it go down but cannot see a puncture any ideas please. regards malcolm Go to someone who repairs lawnmowers, preferably the lawn tractor ride on type. Flat tyres is a common problem with this type of equipment (some have similar sized wheels as movers). Good dealers sell some gooey stuff to put inside the tyre which seals any leak, even quite large holes. Helfords sell a similar product in a spray type can, but I found its nowhere as good as the thicker stuff used in lawnmowers |
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thanks John
regards malcolm "johnh" wrote in message ... "malcolm" wrote in message ... does any one know if the tyres on the motor mover have an inner tube or are they some how sealed on to the wheel, the problem i have got on one wheel is that I can foot pump up the tyre but can hear it go down but cannot see a puncture any ideas please. regards malcolm Go to someone who repairs lawnmowers, preferably the lawn tractor ride on type. Flat tyres is a common problem with this type of equipment (some have similar sized wheels as movers). Good dealers sell some gooey stuff to put inside the tyre which seals any leak, even quite large holes. Helfords sell a similar product in a spray type can, but I found its nowhere as good as the thicker stuff used in lawnmowers |
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On Wed, 28 Feb 2007 21:16:47 -0000, "malcolm"
wrote: does any one know if the tyres on the motor mover have an inner tube or are they some how sealed on to the wheel, the problem i have got on one wheel is that I can foot pump up the tyre but can hear it go down but cannot see a puncture any ideas please. regards malcolm Hi Pneumatic tyred Big Foot motor movers do have an inner tube. I would assume Mr Shifta movers would also, as their wheels and tyres are similar. Removal of the tyres and tubes is not difficult if the whole wheel is removed first. Chances are you will find the leak a lot easier once the tube is out and inflated until it expands to a size larger than that which it is confine to inside the tyre. Alternatively buy a spare tube to fit while you find patch the original and keep that as a spare. Have had to repair a few myself, on launching trolley wheels which are the same. HTH Neil (Reply via NG please) |
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