What did you do to your bagger today?
That is awesome. We do have one that does it that cheap, but they are too far out of the way for me
I have one dealer by me that will install Ride-On in any tire you bring to them. They buy it in 5 gallon buckets.
I just buy the smaller bottles and install myself.
I just buy the smaller bottles and install myself.
I inserted or squeezed or installed Ride On sealant and balancer just a bit ago. The job went very smooth overall and the idea of poking a hole in the bottom of the bottle works great. No need to stop and blow air through the tube to clear it. The trick to remember is the hole is there. Sometimes I forgot and some would leak out or I couldn't squeeze the fluid because the hole wasn't blocked by my thumb. That's just me not watching what I was doing. Next time will be much better.
As for the test ride on the new Metz Cruisetecs and the Ride On I could not be happier! I am definitely a convert to the Ride On. If you need new rubber you cannot go wrong with the Cruisetecs. A big thanks to Gerts for the tire recommendation and to Dyna and sorry I can't remember who else recommended the Ride On, but I thank you all.
I also changed both valve stems and all 6 wheel bearings. I can tell you if you ever change the bearings in the belt pulley you have to get creative with the bearing removal/install tool.
As for the test ride on the new Metz Cruisetecs and the Ride On I could not be happier! I am definitely a convert to the Ride On. If you need new rubber you cannot go wrong with the Cruisetecs. A big thanks to Gerts for the tire recommendation and to Dyna and sorry I can't remember who else recommended the Ride On, but I thank you all.
I also changed both valve stems and all 6 wheel bearings. I can tell you if you ever change the bearings in the belt pulley you have to get creative with the bearing removal/install tool.
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I inserted or squeezed or installed Ride On sealant and balancer just a bit ago. The job went very smooth overall and the idea of poking a hole in the bottom of the bottle works great. No need to stop and blow air through the tube to clear it. The trick to remember is the hole is there. Sometimes I forgot and some would leak out or I couldn't squeeze the fluid because the hole wasn't blocked by my thumb. That's just me not watching what I was doing. Next time will be much better.
As for the test ride on the new Metz Cruisetecs and the Ride On I could not be happier! I am definitely a convert to the Ride On. If you need new rubber you cannot go wrong with the Cruisetecs. A big thanks to Gerts for the tire recommendation and to Dyna and sorry I can't remember who else recommended the Ride On, but I thank you all.
I also changed both valve stems and all 6 wheel bearings. I can tell you if you ever change the bearings in the belt pulley you have to get creative with the bearing removal/install tool.
As for the test ride on the new Metz Cruisetecs and the Ride On I could not be happier! I am definitely a convert to the Ride On. If you need new rubber you cannot go wrong with the Cruisetecs. A big thanks to Gerts for the tire recommendation and to Dyna and sorry I can't remember who else recommended the Ride On, but I thank you all.
I also changed both valve stems and all 6 wheel bearings. I can tell you if you ever change the bearings in the belt pulley you have to get creative with the bearing removal/install tool.
Yes sir I agree on both counts. One thing for me it was almost impossible to get every drop of Ride On out of each bottle but overall it went great. I'm curious if you had some product loss when you did it. I definitely got enough in each tire so I'm not concerned. I'm sure I'm really close to the recommended amounts for the front and rear.
Yes sir I agree on both counts. One thing for me it was almost impossible to get every drop of Ride On out of each bottle but overall it went great. I'm curious if you had some product loss when you did it. I definitely got enough in each tire so I'm not concerned. I'm sure I'm really close to the recommended amounts for the front and rear.
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Great idea for next time. I know one thing my thumbs are sore as hell from squeezing. I think a cold Corona will cure them.
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I inserted or squeezed or installed Ride On sealant and balancer just a bit ago. The job went very smooth overall and the idea of poking a hole in the bottom of the bottle works great. No need to stop and blow air through the tube to clear it. The trick to remember is the hole is there. Sometimes I forgot and some would leak out or I couldn't squeeze the fluid because the hole wasn't blocked by my thumb. That's just me not watching what I was doing. Next time will be much better.
As for the test ride on the new Metz Cruisetecs and the Ride On I could not be happier! I am definitely a convert to the Ride On. If you need new rubber you cannot go wrong with the Cruisetecs. A big thanks to Gerts for the tire recommendation and to Dyna and sorry I can't remember who else recommended the Ride On, but I thank you all.
I also changed both valve stems and all 6 wheel bearings. I can tell you if you ever change the bearings in the belt pulley you have to get creative with the bearing removal/install tool.
As for the test ride on the new Metz Cruisetecs and the Ride On I could not be happier! I am definitely a convert to the Ride On. If you need new rubber you cannot go wrong with the Cruisetecs. A big thanks to Gerts for the tire recommendation and to Dyna and sorry I can't remember who else recommended the Ride On, but I thank you all.
I also changed both valve stems and all 6 wheel bearings. I can tell you if you ever change the bearings in the belt pulley you have to get creative with the bearing removal/install tool.
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