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Wheelbarrow Tyre

thickoeric | 14:05 Wed 10th Feb 2010 | Quizzes & Puzzles

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My wheelbarrow tyre has gone flat and I thought I could perhaps try using a bicycle puncture repair kit but I've just noticed that the wheel doesn't have a valve. How would I pump it up and how was it inflated by the manufacturers in the first place?

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redman41

It's only Flat at the bottom

thickoeric

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Thanks, redman, but I don't understand. Can you please explain!!

chelle7272

Advice here:
http://www.ehow.com/h...wheelbarrow-tire.html
you can buy some 'squirty gunk' (that seesm to be it's official name!?) from Halfords which you spray inside to seal it.

thickoeric

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O.k., redman, I've just got the joke; bit slow today!

redman41

On a serious note and hopefully not too expensive, you could replace the whole Wheel with another which has a valve for inflating it.
Maybe a repair is possible as suggested by chelle7272

thickoeric

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Thanks, chelle.

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