A small tire problem

[Freebird]

Had a flat on the trailer about 3 weeks ago. I think I can plug it though.

[a1bummer]

Better use one of those "boots' you apply from the inside. If that doesn't do it, try Seafoam. It fixes everything else, right?

Bill

[Barry.B]

I think if you use the chunks of rubber flying off a Metzler ME880 tire you could probably plug your tire and have spear rubber

[Cougar]

Ride-On

[Sylvester]

I believe that Seafoam cures everything.

 

[Mike G in SC]

And just when did you realize it was getting soft?

 

 

 

Oh, and never mix Seafoam with Balance Beads,,, sparks,,, don't ask.

[bongobobny]

Are you using a rifle or handgun to plug it with partner...

[Monty]

Mike, this is a PG site. Let's stick to the topic of the flat tire.

[tomephil]

Whatever you use, don't use blue locktite...

Well maybe if you use it with seafoam.

[Prairiehammer]

A tube may work...heavy duty tube.

[Brake Pad]

always carry an extra tube of Liquid nail, and after it dries in, squirt it with some windex, tire fixed:confused24:

[Flyinfool]

And here I thought Seafoam was just for engines.

I thought that a bag of uncooked rice fixed everything else.....

 

Yea that'll do it, just put it in a bag of uncooked rice for a month and it will be fine.

[eusa1]

The edge of the rim looks nice too!!

Are those Diamond cut wheels??

[Guest tx2sturgis]

One word: Mac.

 

 

Oh wait...wrong thread....

 

 

[Bvinson]

I can't believe no one has it right... that needs Duct Tape for a proper repair.

[bendtdj]

I grew up in Minnesota and I can think of only one thing to say about this, UFF-DA!

 

 

Dave

[Yamamike]

That'll buff right out :rotf:

[AKRefugee]

Have you tried condensed milk? Works on radiators I am told so it should fix that tire right up don't you know.

 

 

Ride Happy, Ride Safe

[Snaggletooth]

You gonna list it on fleaBay as "Adult Owner, Gently Used"?

 

I mean they have tried to sell used spark plugs...........

 

Mike

[KeithR]

Drop By I have 3 new tires and rims in my garage you can have.

 

Keith

[Yammer Dan]

Sometimes ya just gotta let go!!!

[KIC]

Ace Hardware sells that can of spray on rubber. Just coat the inside and you should get another 80 to 90 thousand miles out of that one.

[CaptainJoe]

As Homer would say :

 

Dooooooooooooooah! Ya can fix it with a tube and some foam in a can, then use duct tape tape, If you want to make it look good!

[TDunc]

I can't believe no one has it right... that needs Duct Tape for a proper repair.

 

 

[Marcarl]

It's the acid rain I tell, shouldn't have left that baby laying there for so long. Get some baking soda, make a good slurry and throw it over the tire, wait til it quits foaming and then add the duct tape to cover up the mess. To re inflate, put propane torch into the tire and let it blow in there for about 5 minutes or so, no fire, stand back a little, then light it up and watch how cleanly a job is done.