Ken Tool 33195 User Manual

Instruction Manual
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Part No. 33195-98
33195 – Nineteen-Five™ Mount/Demount Tool Set
MOUNTING INSTRUCTIONS
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Manually push lower bead over rim and into position for mounting.
Using the bent end of the Nineteen-Five tire iron, with stop resting against the rim, pry the bottom bead over the rim.
Repeat progressively around tire, working with small sections, until
s completely over the
rim.
When mounting the top bead, place the bead holder (use #31710 for steel rims; #33196 (shown) for aluminum rims) on the rim and slide to one side, as a stop against the bead.
ALWAYS MOUNT WITH WHEEL HUB SIDE UP!
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Follow Tire and Wheel
Manufacturer’s Instructions
Stand on the tire and use the curved end of the tool to pry a section of the top bead over the
.
Press the sidewall of the tire down, as you work your way around, to force the top bead into the drop center of the wheel.
Curved End
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Repeat this step, taking small sections of the bead, until the last section is pried over the rim
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The curved end of the tool easily gets under the stretched bead for
that last bite”.
Bent End
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between the rim and wheel until the
Sometimes it may be necessary
33195 – Nineteen-Five™ Mount/Demount Tool Set
DEMOUNTING INSTRUCTIONS – First Bead
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Part No. 33195-98
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Break both beads and always use plenty of bead lubrication on the tire and wheel.
Using two Nineteen-Five bars, insert the curved end of each bar between the rim and wheel (about 12 inches apart) with the curve down.
ALWAYS DEMOUNT WITH
Start by bringing one Nineteen­Five bar across the center of the
rim. Then cross with the second bar as you move to the opposite side of the tire/wheel assembly.
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Once the two bars are crossed, forming an “X” over the rim, press down on the two bars. This will cause the first bead to demount.
WHEEL HUB SIDE UP!
DEMOUNTING INSTRUCTIONS – Second Bead
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Lift the assembly as shown to partially release the wheel from the tire.
Insert the bent end of the tire iron stop is resting against the rim.
Hold the curved end up as you lean the assembly toward you. Allow the wheel to lay flat in front of you.
33199
33196
31710 31810
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While holding down on the tire, lift the curved end of the bar to demount the second bead.
to use the second bar, if the tire is especially tight to pry the tire off the wheel .
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WARNING
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If you don’t know how to use tire changing tools – STOP!
Tire changing should only be done by trained persons.
If you do it wrong, you could be hurt or killed.
Here are some Safety Rules.
For complete tire servicing procedures, read the tire
and rim makers’ service manuals. You can also get
OSHA.
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Part No. Safety Warning
USING TIRE TOOLS
ALWAYS wear eye protection when using hammers and tire irons. ALWAYS use soft-faced hammers when driving tire irons. NEVER use one hammer to strike another hammer. NEVER use a hammer with a loose or cracked hand le. NEVER use a dented, cracked, chipped, or mushroomed tool. NEVER use a tire tool for anything except mounting/demounting tires.
INFLATING TIRES
NEVER add air to a tire that has been run flat or unde r inflated. NEVER hammer, strike, or pry on an inflated tire and rim. ALWAYS use an inflation cage when inflating tires. ALWAYS use a clip-on chuck. ALWAYS use an extension hose with a removable valve and gauge. NEVER inflate a tire over 40 psi if the tire beads are not seate d . NEVER use starting fluid, ether, gasoline or other flammable liquids to lubricate or seat the beads of a
tubeless tire. A gigantic explosion can result.
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