Reseating tire on trail

[dwcjwerfner]

Alright this would be more informative if they would have shown how much "fuel" they put in before igniting but good entertainment nonetheless

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uRetDNdrBNM&feature=PlayList&p=B3BF72BBC6CD345E&index=6

Dwayne
:beer:

 

[Richard]

That's one of the more entertaining videos for that method :lmao:

I just stumbled on this shop method, wish I'd seen this a long time ago:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8BiRdKg5ajs&NR=1

 

[Root Moose]

Bunch of giggling idiots. That guy could have been seriously injured. Really funny. Not.

Call me a killjoy I guess.

On topic: It doesn't take much fuel. Give it a good 1-2 second squirt and stand back when lighting. I've only had to do it twice ever - both times it worked.

 

[Richard]

Bunch of giggling idiots. That guy could have been seriously injured. Really funny. Not.

Call me a killjoy I guess.

On topic: It doesn't take much fuel. Give it a good 1-2 second squirt and stand back when lighting. I've only had to do it twice ever - both times it worked.

Hey, an adult should know better than to stay that close when lighting a highly combustible material (and he wasn't hurt anyways).

As for the amount of fuel I agree, don't do like these guys:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_UFGYn7QOZY&feature=related

 

[woodendude]

I've never actually seen it done on the trail but spending summers on my Uncle's farm it wasn't uncommon to see him do this a time or two every summer. Pretty cool trick!

 

[kbrousseau]

Bunch of giggling idiots. That guy could have been seriously injured. Really funny. Not. QUOTE]3


Hey if we can't laugh at the morons of this world, who can we laugh at....:beer:

 

[Dirk]

The first one is funny...why stand in front of it while ligting as opposed off to the side...nm
The bead blaster thing is very nive. But expensive to buy. Have been thinking about a home made on like that one. Problem with them is the size to carry with you.
The third vid....a bit too much fuel. LoL

I would like to find a good brand/source of the quick start to use for this. Most sold has burns too slow. I am told to use the stuff without upper cylinder lubricant...like we used to have years ago.

 

[Louis]

i use cdn tire brake parts cleaner - works quick and clean.

 

[Dirk]

never thought of break parts cleaner, but it makes sense, its highly flammable ....must try it.

 

[Root Moose]

i use cdn tire brake parts cleaner - works quick and clean.

Ooooo... I like that one.

Sorry for the tone earlier guys. I guess I was just kinda disappointed that someone didn't intervene when obvious stupidity was occurring.

 

[Dirk]

The other thing I really enjoyed about the stupid vid...is how buddy scrambled and fell in the mud....now thats funny.

 

[chunkytrunks]

LOL!!! Funny vids. I have used Acetylene before. Ahhh gotta love fire!

 

[Mitko]

i use cdn tire brake parts cleaner - works quick and clean.

I use penetrating oil. Works good for me.

 

[mucovich]

nice, i wonder if he kept his eyebrows LOL