This is a vintage Coats tire changing machine of the type that you would find in any automotive service station up through the 1970s. As best as I can remember this is a complete machine. It uses shop air to break the lower bead from underneath, and the armstrong method to break the bead on top. There is a double ended tool to remove and replace the bead over the wheels rim plus one tire spoon to help you get the tool in place.
$125 F.O.B. Concord, NH
The Coats Tire Machine. |
All three tools. The one on top is the upper bead breaker. |
The Coats tire machine with the upper Bead Breaker in Position. |
All three tools. |
This is a close up of the end that pulls the tire's bead over the wheel's rim to install a tire. |
This is the end of the tool you use to remove the tire from the wheel. |
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