It’s a quick video but I might have to try this next time. Just to see.

[video:google]https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/us/t...ire/vi-AARm6HC?ocid=msedgdhp&pc=U531[/video]



Owl

That right there....
is why I am not a farmer.

We are farmers...
ba ba da bum bum bum.

EOWWWW, I'm on fire!!!!

That's a pretty common procedure in small town America. I've been around way more of them than I wanted to be.

Cool!

Yea we used to do that with tractor tires

SOP for tires off the bead around here. The cheap walmart either don't work, need to get prestone or other higher end starting fluid to work proper.

You definitely need brand name ether.

Video ends when tractor jumps? Goes to adds

I first saw that done 30 years ago. Bout peed myself when they lit it. I've used it more times than I can remember since then

When you aint got a bead blaster. Old-school fun/adventure.
I have a couple handful under my belt. Works well.

Zippo lighter fluid works just fine .... some call it white gas

Fun's over , time to go home.

Done that many times over the years but on smaller tires. As previously stated, you need the old time ether instead of this new stuff. Kind of like charcoal starter fluid, the old days it would get charcoal going, now it will almost put out a fire.

Common practice on the farms around here.

works well on atv tires also

Yep, read the label on the starting fluid....John Deere had two on the shelf last I knew. Piston ring breaker, and the safe kind with upper cylinder lubricant...You want the Piston popper stuff for mounting tire beads. Dangerous fun....Like when the first air bags came out!

Its getting the "dose" right!

I thought you splashed a little #2 on the end of the shovel and lit that so you could stand farther away

LOL