Puncture proof Trolley tyres?

[Old Mill Tree Care]

Need some for my Stein Arbor Trolley (best invention ever) ASAP because a puncture means expensive down time.

Anyone know where to get some?

Thank you.

[Jonesie]

What about using a tyre glup stuff, we have sold this to a few people. Prevent a flat (repairs and prevents flat tyres) | F R Jones and Son

 

Do the solid tyres not cause it to rut the lawn a bit.

[redmoosefaction]

Need some for my Stein Arbor Trolley (best invention ever) ASAP because a puncture means expensive down time.

Anyone know where to get some?

Thank you.

 

Hi, I fitted the Greentyre - tyres without air they are fantastic. You will need to get your local tyre fitters to bench press them on for you as they are very tight.

 

The only problem we have had is (I think) when brush rubs on the side wall of the tyre, it makes grooves in it, but this far outweighs having to repair punctures all the time!

[Daniël Bos]

you could fit these, they'd be more puncture proof than the originals, have a higher load rating and are safe to drag up to 80mph:thumbup:

4.80/4.00-8 6 PLY Trailer Tyre & FREE TUBE CHEAPEST | eBay

[easy-lift guy]

Solid tyres are a fine improvement for this product, that being said beware of moisture build up and rust to form between the tyre/rim. I believe this couls occure over time.

I would suggest to keep the tryes as clean as possible between the rim/tyre to help reduce the chances of this occuring.

easy-lift guy

[redmoosefaction]

you could fit these, they'd be more puncture proof than the originals, have a higher load rating and are safe to drag up to 80mph:thumbup:

4.80/4.00-8 6 PLY Trailer Tyre & FREE TUBE CHEAPEST | eBay

 

Damm!! Wish I'd seen these earlier

[redmoosefaction]

Solid tyres are a fine improvement for this product, that being said beware of moisture build up and rust to form between the tyre/rim. I believe this couls occure over time.

I would suggest to keep the tryes as clean as possible between the rim/tyre to help reduce the chances of this occuring.

easy-lift guy

 

It would be good to source plastic rims, with roller bearings, I reckon!

[easy-lift guy]

It would be good to source plastic rims, with roller bearings, I reckon!

 

perhaps, but with the cost of plastic or steel these days I wonder which would really work better or last longer in the long haul?

easy-lift guy

[redmoosefaction]

perhaps, but with the cost of plastic or steel these days I wonder which would really work better or last longer in the long haul?

easy-lift guy

 

The trolley makes/saves you so much money that I don't think this is really an issue:biggrin:

[niftysteve]

Need some for my Stein Arbor Trolley (best invention ever) ASAP because a puncture means expensive down time.

Anyone know where to get some?

Thank you.

 

machine mart sell them click the link

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