Husker and Super55, I'll try to explain further. It's about as simple as one can get without tools. I laid the tire(once drained of calcium chloride)flat on the ground. The post was about 4-6' long like a ramp. But the very end was resting on the tire abutting the rim. With the "ramp" I could drive the truck onto it to put the most down pressure at the edge of the rim and to eliminate bouncing. I used a digging bar to rap the end of the post by the bead, but not on the rim itself. If I didn't have the truck weight, my bar would just bounce. If your lucky, just the weight of the vehicle driving up the "ramp" would break it loose.
Hope that helps. I stored the calcium in many buckets and eventually used it for dust control on the gravel road in front of my house. Same stuff the county uses.
Last edited by 641Workmaster; 09/13/2011 3:20 PM.
