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Read articles →This is a DIY tire-swap tutorial on a Kubota B2601, not a buying guide. The owner walks through breaking the bead using tractor pallet forks for leverage, then manually demounting and remounting a tire off its rim with hand spoons and dish soap lube (no tire machine), including flipping a wrongly-mounted wheel and reseating the bead with an air gun. Useful for owners doing their own tire repair at home.
Posted by the Just Caids Day Farm channel, an owner sharing a hands-on DIY repair from personal experience.
Put the tractor's pallet forks against the tire for down pressure, then wedge a tire spoon between the tire and rim and pry to pop the bead loose on both sides.
Lube the bead with watered down dish soap, then work tire spoons under the bead and around the rim, prying until the tire pops free of the rim.
Clean the rim and tire with an air gun to blow out debris, then move the tire and apply weight in different spots until the bead grabs and fills with air.
