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Old tractor tires are a valuable resource for a dacha or a private house, they can also be used in the garage. Rubber recycling in our country is poorly developed, so you have to come up with different ideas on how to give a "second life" to used products. Having chosen new tractor tires or models for other special equipment, owners sometimes do not want to throw away the old ones.
They can be found quite worthy and useful application.
But it's not enough just to find a use for used tires, the most difficult thing is to cut them. Massive and thick products are difficult to perform in such procedures, so manual labor is very exhausting, and hard rubber with a steel cord can be too tough for a power tool. In this article we will talk about popular methods - how and with what to cut a tractor tire. nine0003
This tool is suitable for cutting small tractor tires - for example, front wheels from MTZ. If you work with an old-style tire that does not have a metal cord, you can cut along any path, you just need to mark it. In the presence of a steel frame with a knife, you can divide the product in half, while cutting should be parallel to the direction of the rods.
It is better to choose a tool with a moderately thin blade, ideally 1 mm, maximum 3 mm. In this case, the metal must be hardened, not bend under loads.
If you work with a “raw” sharpening, it will not only bend, but the blade will become dull rather quickly. nine0003
Instructions - work better with a partner:
Not recommended to rush, be careful. The knife will “get stuck” in the material and, with a sharp movement, the blade may come off on the hand. You should also prepare for the fact that the tool will have to be sharpened several times during the procedure.
The most effective way is to cut the angle grinder (grinder). The advantage is that this tool can work with both rubber and metal cord, which is present in new models. Accordingly, the possibilities are expanding: cutting not only straight seams, but also zigzag and with a different trajectory. nine0003
For cutting metal discs are suitable, but thin - 0.8-1 mm thick. Work is best done outside, as the tractor's rubber will smoke and smell strongly. You should also get personal protective equipment in the form of gloves and goggles.
Recommendations for the execution of work:
An electric jigsaw is also suitable for a tractor tire, but it can only make cuts parallel to the direction of the cord. To do this, you need to know the type of tire and correctly guide the blade. If you make a mistake and allow the teeth of the tool to contact the metal, it may bend or break. Better glide will also provide motor or any other engine oil. nine0003
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Do you want to do anything to the dacha with your own hands, the simplest thing is to do something from a car tire, on the channel, Dacha with your own hands. ------------------------------------ How to cut a tire, for someone it’s news that you can cut a tire with a jigsaw.
------------------------------------ If there is no jigsaw, then you need to urgently and quickly buy it. Whatever you think about how and how to cut the tire. ------------------------------------ All these methods of cutting with a knife and a grinder are very dangerous. With a knife you can cut off your fingers or, even better, pierce your stomach and in terrible agony, drenched in cold sweat, writhing in front of the tire. ------------------------------------ With a grinder, you can damage your eyes with a piece of metal cord that has flown off. It’s good if one eye remains to admire your crafts from tires in a country house made with your own hands. ------------------------------------- Not every jigsaw can cut a tire. Buy at least 1000 watts. There is a question, how many files go to one wheel, the answer is not at all. One file is enough for ten tires, after which it becomes hopelessly dull and breaks from grief. -------------------------------------- Files must be bought for metal, and of medium size in the sense of cloves.
There are three sizes 1, 2, and 3. The second size cuts rubber best, and it also cuts metal cord without problems. -------------------------------------- Tires can be taken completely free of charge at any tire shop, if you are offered to buy them, then you can safely send them and go to another, good tire shop. To get rid of accumulated unnecessary tires, tire fitters need to pay for removal and disposal, so they must pay you, they gave me a medal “For removal”. -------------------------------------- In the video, even without comments, you can see how to cut a tire in four minutes. Tires Japanese 285/70 R18 with a steel cord on a protector. Of course, you need to have a firm hand, a cold mind and a warm heart, and so that the idea illuminates the path to the goal. And the goal is a do-it-yourself cottage where you can relax and have fun. -------------------------------------- #do-it-yourself dacha #homemade for dacha #ideas for dacha #dacha partisan ------------------------------------ ✔ Subscribe to the channel.
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