I don' t have one yet but some claim the bubble balancer is the best way to go
w/wire wheels. You might try balancing your brake drums to rid the existing
shake. Maybe that can also be done on the bubble? Also, if the wheels are not
"true" I doubt you can get a proper balance.
After a rash of ripped tubes by tire shops I bought an inexpensive manual tire
changer on ebay and now do the mounting myself.
Best
JK
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On Thu, Sep 27, 2012 1:24 PM EDT healeymanjim@hansencc.net wrote:
>i have gone to quite a few tire shops in las vegas silnce my main man quit and
>took up another profession. none know how to balance wire wheels and most do
>not have the right cones. i show them the picture on how to do it from the
>blurb in the back of the moss catalog. they say they cannot do it right. at
>present i use my bubble balancer but i still get a little shake at 50-60 mph.
>could be the dreaded scuttle shake but i do not know for sure. hjim
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