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Tyre changer

9th January 1976, Page 48
9th January 1976
Page 48
Page 48, 9th January 1976 — Tyre changer
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Suitable for use on wheels of between 254mm and 458mm diameZer (10in and 18in), the air-operated Tyre Chief Major tyre changer can be operated effic:ently at pressures of 552 to 827kN/sqm (80 to 120psi). The bead breaker incorporated ;n the machine is said to break most cross-ply and a large number of radial tyres without deflation ; a special, buik-in block prevents the walls of very soft walled tyres collapsing before the bead is broken.

Wheels are clamped firmly id posit:on on the table of the machine by means of a pneumatic ram, and a lever bar is used to remove and refit the tyres.

Price : £150 plus VAT (leasing terms are available).

Made by : Clindale-Becker Ltd, 403 Edgware Road, London, NW9.