Stand Style Bead Breaker??

[remlapr]

Awhile back, someone - I want to say Meek, posted a picture and a link to a stand style bead breaker. I want to say it was from harbor freight, but I've searched their website and can't find it. I also can't find the original thread. Anybody know which one I'm talking about??

[JOEX]

This one?
http://www.exriders.com/vbb/showthread.php?s=&threadid=87363&highlight=bead+breaker

[remlapr]

Originally posted by JOEX
This one?
http://www.exriders.com/vbb/showthread.php?s=&threadid=87363&highlight=bead+breaker


That's it, thanks JOEX :)


Meek - did you end up buying that one? If so how's it working for you?

[jerry-89-250R]

i have owned one about 2 years, well worth the $$$

my friend has one & it sucks...much easier to run the tire over with the truck

[Meek]

Originally posted by remlapr
Meek - did you end up buying that one? If so how's it working for you?

It was a real good investment, and have used it many times. Stock tires that were glued on by the factory can be a pain, but verry do-able. Sure beats taking the time to go to a shop and pay around $20 a tire.

[cheetah]

I used our bulldozer blade.

[ThyJuGGaLo]

i have one like that, some times it works good, for some jobs it seems to be a pain in the butt

[QuadJunkies]

Ive heard a ton of good things about them.We will be buying one...... :)

[remlapr]

Mine came today, took about five minutes to bolt together, then I used it to break down a set of fronts no problem. I didn't even bother to take any air out of them. It's the same style as the one Jeff@Quadshop has, but about 2/3's the size. All the parts seem strong and it worked like a champ - highly recommended!

Originally posted by remlapr
It's the same style as the one Jeff@Quadshop has, but about 2/3's the size. All the parts seem strong and it worked like a champ - highly recommended!

I"ve used jeff's many times and they work like a champ. I'd highly recommend one.:macho