Strongman tyre

Jimbo69

Jimbo69

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Does anyone know of a 300kg tyre for a strongman tyre flip type thing? I’ve got a friend who’s planning to do 1000 tyre flips in 24 hours 😳
 
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Smiffy

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Does anyone know of a 300kg tyre for a strongman tyre flip type thing? I’ve got a friend who’s planning to do 1000 tyre flips in 24 hours 😳

Just about every farm in the country should have a rear tractor tyres laying in the hedge
Or for a real challenge one with a rim in especially an old cast rim
 
Jimbo69

Jimbo69

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Just about every farm in the country should have a rear tractor tyres laying in the hedge
Or for a real challenge one with a rim in especially an old cast rim
300kg is a fair tyre though. For some reason they never seem to flip them with the rims on though 🤔
 
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Shovelhands

Shovelhands

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Are you able to tell me the size of that tyre? He can email the manufacturer and get a weight from them.
That was a pic of a new tyre, not one I’d actually let go, I’ve only just bought a pair😬
They are 66x43x25 and the ones in the pic are Firestone’s
I have a pair of Firestone’s coming off that I may let go. I also have an old Goodyear which I will let go, but is probably lighter than the Firestone and might be hard to get spec on because Goodyear no longer makes them, despite pioneering the terra tyre concept. I also have a Chinese radial which is possibly heavier? If your friend was serious then I could get one weight no problem, I just don’t have that facility here.

They are a big tyre, about 1m wide and I’m no weightlifting expert, but I think it would be awkward as fukc to lift up off the deck, as it’s so tall? A 23.5x25 earthmover radial would probably be easier, they are quite heavy, but crucially you’d get your head and chest over the tyre to lift it, whereas I think you’d struggle with the big floatations? If you get what I mean?
 
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Jimbo69

Jimbo69

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That was a pic of a new tyre, not one I’d actually let go, I’ve only just bought a pair😬
They are 66x43x25 and the ones in the pic are Firestone’s
I have a pair of Firestone’s coming off that I may let go. I also have an old Goodyear which I will let go, but is probably lighter than the Firestone and might be hard to get spec on because Goodyear no longer makes them, despite pioneering the terra tyre concept. I also have a Chinese radial which is possibly heavier? If your friend was serious then I could get one weight no problem, I just don’t have that facility here.

They are a big tyre, about 1m wide and I’m no weightlifting expert, but I think it would be awkward as fukc to lift up off the deck, as it’s so tall? A 23.5x25 earthmover radial would probably be easier, they are quite heavy, but crucially you’d get your head and chest over the tyre to lift it, whereas I think you’d struggle with the big floatations? If you get what I mean?
Thanks for that, he’s just found one local to him though. The daft bugger just has to flip it 1000 times now. Without a forklift 😂
 
Mark

Mark

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I’ve loads of scrap tyres in the yard would be more than happy to find a home for one, a 23.5r25 tyre is roughly 300 kg new I will have a look and see what’s about tomorrow. We’re based in Glasgow g78 3an
 
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