Old Slow Guy in A Fast Car
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Pro Model Tire Machine for Sale
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This is the same one used by a lot of the motorcycle shops every where. I've had it for 3 or 4 years and have changed 50 or more tires including those on my Motorcycle trailer all very easily. Asking $500 and can deliver in the Central Texas Area.
Steve
512-592-8384
[email protected]
Click Here for info
This is the same one used by a lot of the motorcycle shops every where. I've had it for 3 or 4 years and have changed 50 or more tires including those on my Motorcycle trailer all very easily. Asking $500 and can deliver in the Central Texas Area.
Steve
512-592-8384
[email protected]
Click Here for info
Stevie Shreeve
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Re: Pro Model Tire Machine for Sale
Awfully tempting, but I imagine shipping to OR could be prohibitive...
Ken
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'13 Dark Graphite Metallic K16GTLD, 24K miles
'09 Magnesium Beige Metallic K13GT, 63K miles
'03 Anthracite Metallic K12LTC, 66K miles
'02 Mauve Metallic K12LTC, 106K miles and sold
BMWLT#143, IBA# 366, MOA# 111996, SCMA# 24032
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Location: Mount Vernon, WA, USA
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Re: Pro Model Tire Machine for Sale
Here is one closer to you. I live in Mount Vernon WA. 50 miles north of seattle. A coats 220 tire machine, with NoMar nylon rim holder blocks also as spare or main use. Coats mount/dismount bar with many extra nylon protector tips and the NoMar bar which I think is not nearly as good. Used it for years until I bought a power machine. Two grand worth of stuff for $800. Pick up only. Change four sets of tires and you have paid for all this. I changed hundreds of tires with this manual machine, it is tough as nails. beech
The second picture is the coats power machine with robo pneumatic arm that is wonderful for an old guy and not for sale. Some magic rotated the picture, rats.
The second picture is the coats power machine with robo pneumatic arm that is wonderful for an old guy and not for sale. Some magic rotated the picture, rats.
Beech
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I change your tires $50, you buy them on the web.
K13S, S1000R (gone through a few GS's & RT's)
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Re: Pro Model Tire Machine for Sale
That's a decent option, Beech, but I already have access to a manual No-Mar tire changer. Used that one many times, on my bikes and others.
I've been looking at a powered tire changer for a while, but retail pricing is still bit steep. This seemed like a decent price, from a trusted rider.
And then I remembered my brother is in central TX, has a van, and still has several of my wheels and other spare parts at his place from the recent IBR checkpoint in Dallas.
So he and Steve will hook up and do the transfer. Then I'll forward my brother gas money to come out (cheaper than UPS), deliver all the parts, and see the family. Win-win-win for everyone.
I've been looking at a powered tire changer for a while, but retail pricing is still bit steep. This seemed like a decent price, from a trusted rider.
And then I remembered my brother is in central TX, has a van, and still has several of my wheels and other spare parts at his place from the recent IBR checkpoint in Dallas.
So he and Steve will hook up and do the transfer. Then I'll forward my brother gas money to come out (cheaper than UPS), deliver all the parts, and see the family. Win-win-win for everyone.
Ken
Pacific NorthWet
'13 Dark Graphite Metallic K16GTLD, 24K miles
'09 Magnesium Beige Metallic K13GT, 63K miles
'03 Anthracite Metallic K12LTC, 66K miles
'02 Mauve Metallic K12LTC, 106K miles and sold
BMWLT#143, IBA# 366, MOA# 111996, SCMA# 24032
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Some people see the gas tank as half empty. Some see it as half full. All I care is that I know where the next tankful is coming from...
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Old Slow Guy in A Fast Car
Join Date: Apr 2006
Location: Kyle, Texas, USA
Posts: 8,597
Re: Pro Model Tire Machine for Sale
Thanks Ken I'll wait for your brother to contact me.
Stevie Shreeve
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Location: Fulshear, TX, USA
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Re: Pro Model Tire Machine for Sale
Bah humbug.
Go away for 4 days and this is what happens.
Dan M.
Go away for 4 days and this is what happens.
Dan M.
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