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ok you want to keep pushing why dont you re-read the whole post i said the limb pushed into the tire at the edge of the rim and pushed the bead in . when i got the wood dug out is when im useing the either to blow the sidewall back against the rim to get the tire to take air at the valve stem i...

I dont know who how or whats in the tire i had to fix but for anyone to tell me what hapend didnt must be out to push folks buttons it worked on me

the stuff i listed fits in a plastic milk crate

Well it must not have happend cause you havnt ever seen or read it in a TM i must have imagined it for the 2 hrs that day it happend and how the either got the bead pushed back against the rim long enough to get the air hose to it!!!! When people post on SS theyre not here to banter with you...

Ive had the end of timber/ edge of tree stumps get shoved in between and break off and the post was more sent toward just in case or you may be pulling a trailer that might not be bead locked or any broken bead situation a lot of the guys with surplus truck arnt running run flats anymore but by...

You havent ever had a tire break away from the rim where there was no way to air it up thru a valve stem becayse i have been plaged with it and either got us back rollong

And i forgot a must have is an assortment of all sises of serated brass air line splice and repair kit small like 1 inch C clamps to crimp or seal off damaged air lines and t bolts for brake cans a roll of steel rebar tie wire is a good thing to have as well

A must have is a full can of airesol ethier for flats when the bead is broke from the wheel tire plugs and good tire glue 10 coat hangers to cut to length to make hose clamps always duct tape and nylon 3/8th rope to make fan belts and yes it works jb weld has brought me home more than once ...