Project Snowshoes
- Thread starter srimes
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I fixed the flat. Before breaking the bead:
Chunky bits.
Peak force to debead at 0 psi with some wood jamed in there: 1271 lb.
Cleaned up, reseated the bead, hear a hissing sound and find the valve stem is torn.
I didn't have any regular replacements, just the emergency ones that you put on from the outside. Which I didn't want to use, so I got some, broke the bead again and put in a new valve stem.
Chunky bits.
Peak force to debead at 0 psi with some wood jamed in there: 1271 lb.
Cleaned up, reseated the bead, hear a hissing sound and find the valve stem is torn.
I didn't have any regular replacements, just the emergency ones that you put on from the outside. Which I didn't want to use, so I got some, broke the bead again and put in a new valve stem.
We'll that's 1 item off the list.
tank should relax over time
pressure washer made it look better
Took a few attempts to get it in. Had to move the trailer wiring and get longer bolts, but hey, I got better at it
Much better
tank should relax over time
pressure washer made it look better
Took a few attempts to get it in. Had to move the trailer wiring and get longer bolts, but hey, I got better at it
Much better
Got gas and was surprised to see the gauge snow full. It never went over 3/4 before the new skid.
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