AME Intl. 71025 User manual

Instruction Manual
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MODEL 71025
Universal Demounter Tool

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Introduction:
This manual contains information to help you to learn about the safe and proper use of the Impact Driven Tire
Demounter Model #71025. AME International cannot anticipate all conceivable or unique situations. The instructions and
warnings included in this manual are not necessarily all-inclusive. You must make sure all conditions and procedures do
not jeopardize your personal safety.
DISCLAIMER: All information, images, and specifications contained in this manual are based on the latest information
available at the time of publication. AME International reserves the right to make changes at any time without notifying
any person or organization of such revisions or changes. AME International is not liable for incidental or consequential
damages (including lost profits) in connection with the furnishing, performance, or use of this material.
Safety Precautions:
Before using the AME International Impact Driven Tire Demounter Model #71025 read, understand, and follow
the safety precautions and operating instructions outlined in this manual. This equipment must be operated by
qualified personnel.
Specifications
Size:
L: 53”
W: 3 ½”
H: 1 ½”
Handle: 4 ½“
Range of Use: The 71025 Impact Driven Tire Demounter works great for agricultural tires, one piece grader,
loader, forestry, and back hoe tires.

Grease points
allow easy
service on tool
and ensures
long life.
Heavy drive nut
assembly is durable
for extended life. The
entire assembly is
also serviceable and
replaceable.
Plastic push pad is replaceable
and serves to protect the rim
flange metal to metal contact.
It further provides a secure
push point or tire removal.
Convenient
handle works
easily control the
tool during
operation.
Unique, wide, pulling
foot easily removes both
beads and reduces
bead stress.
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#1. Generously lubricate both sides of the tire
before demounting. NOTE: We recommended
liquid lubricant to penetrate between rim and tire
bead or demounting.
#2. Insert the tool between the rim and tire
bead by laying the tool horizontal and using
downward pressure with your foot until the
heel of the pulling foot is below the plain of
the rim.
#3. Bring tool
to an upright
position to
insert the
pulling foot
between rim
and inside the
bead.
#4. Begin tool
demount by
turning the
impact wrench
in a counter
clock wise and
inside the bead.
#5. As the pushing
foot begins to
meet the rim,
ensure that the
plastic protective
angle properly
inserts the rim
edge.
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#6. Continue to retract the
pulling foot with the impact
wrench while bringing the
tool towards the wheel
center in a pivoting motion
until the first bead is re-
moved. NOTE: Don not
force or excessively pry
with the tool. Allow the
natural motion of the pulling
foot to remove the tire. #7. When the first bead is
removed turn the impact
tool in a clockwise motion
to reset the pushing arm.
#8. Place tool at an
approximately 45
degree angle and
insert between
second tire bead and
rim.
#9. Once inserted
between bead and rim,
bring tool to upright
position and ensure that
you have a secure hold
on the second bead with
the pulling foot.
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#10. Begin to extend the push foot with an impact
wrench in a counter clockwise motion. As the pushing
foot begins to meet the rim, ensure that the plastic pro-
tective angles the rim edge and allows the natural mo-
tion of the tool to rock backwards.
#11. Continue to extend pushing foot with impact until tire is free of rim.
#12. Return tool to original
retracted position.
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Parts Breakdown
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