Thread: Airing Up Tires

Originally Posted by ducker

boy, im not sure everybody got the joke, brm!

I see that. The joke really did stink tho.


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I got the joke, but there is so much hot air on here one little bleep hardly gets noticed.

I thought it was a little flat but decided to see how far it would go.

And most fishermen don't even carry a spare trAiler fire and bearings!!

Originally Posted by sharphook

And most fishermen don't even carry a spare trAiler fire and bearings!!

When was the last time those bearings were lubed or washed, inspected, repacked and hubs cleaned of old grease?

Originally Posted by SeaRay

I found out the hard way most of those pay pumps max out around 40# I needed to pump my trailer tires up to 60# from 45# and ended up losing air. Then I read the instructions on the pump and discovered it wouldn't go past 40. I stopped several times looking for one that would to 60 before i finally found one.

I use a ryobi air pump. Runs on one of those interchangeable batteries that all their hand tools run on. I can set it on 75 lbs and it will do it automatically no problem. It’s small and light weight. I keep it in my vehicle.


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Clarification: carry a set of new bearings,washer if needed,but and coffee pin.Also invest in hand size marine grease gun with marine grease tubes. Also make sure you have a wrench to fit and pliers you can operate. A small scissor jack if you run a single axle. If you run a tandem trAiler carry one plastic ramp to place trAiler wheel on after you break nuts loose in the axle to be repaired!!

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