Golden Jubilee
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IHC in the early to mid-fifties.
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lbesq wrote:From my time at a tire shop, military and when I was on the farm, I have changed many of these lock ring tires. With the right tools, it is easy to change a tire. The bar to remove the ring, a good "shovel" bead breaker. Just keep the wheels/rings in good shape and do not interchange the rings between rims. CB89 can attest to the "ease" of a tire change if you know how. But it is nice to find a good shop to do it, we are getting older and deserve our retirement! just my 1/5 of a dime.
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