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This is a tire bead breaker using hydraulics.
The one I have will activate the clamp cyl, but the bead breaker cyl will not extend.
There must be a sequence valve in there to accomplish the task of clamping and pushing the tire bead off the rim.
Has anyone ever worked on, repaired one of these units?
http://youtu.be/FGbYyac1O1o
It seems too obvious but, have you checked the hydraulic fluid level?
It's been years but yes there is a set of valves (ball) with springs in there
IIRC IMT was the first to develop this tool but others (chincom) have counterfeited many out there now.....
Here's to material for the IMT......Hope it helps...
http://www.imt.com/common/pdf/manuals/BEADBRKR-1000.pdf
Thanks, that is just what I needed.
The unit has been setting unused for about 10 years. A friend of mine gave it to me , not knowing what it was.
With only the one cyl moving, I am betting the sequence balls and springs might need replacing or cleaned good.
The fluid was a little cloudy also.
I use motor oil for test, what weight oil should be used?
Just regular jack oil with a hand hyd pump (10,000psi)
those are pretty easy to repair assuming it's not rusted stiff......some of these just sit around out in the weather in the back of service trucks, that's what does them in....
G'day the one we used to have just used hyd 68 oil it was an air op pump though.
Got to be careful with them though if it did not grab the rim nice and firm it could fly off
Jon
J_J
How did this repair work out for you?
I have a combi breaker. The clamp works until pressure reaches 2K and then fluid bypasses. Push cylinder never gets extended.
I did pull clamp cylinder and checked that ball. Removed the sequencing and checked that. I wouldn't know if a spring was weak.
Thanks
so you can check for a tire bead breaker here RD malenfant Solution technique innovantes | Décolle pneu
it's good for truck tire, but you can do the tractor tire too.
Have a good day