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This guide is for anyone needing to quickly and safely seat tubeless tyre beads. The Draper 80000 Tyre Bead Seater provides an easy and effective solution for seating tyre beads on cars, commercials, agricultural, and ATV tyres. A key benefit is the increased accuracy provided by the liquid-filled gauge. Keep in mind that this tool requires compressed air for operation.
| Model Part Number | 80000 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Draper |
The maximum operating pressure is determined by the safety valve, which automatically activates when the pressure is reached. Always refer to your tyre's specifications for the recommended pressure.
The Draper 80000 Tyre Bead Seater requires a standard air compressor with a compatible fitting. Ensure your compressor can deliver sufficient air volume and pressure.
Regularly inspect the gauge for any signs of damage or leaks. If the gauge appears damaged or the liquid is not visible, it may need to be replaced. Proper maintenance helps to ensure accurate pressure readings.
The Draper 80000 is suitable for cars, commercials, agricultural, and ATV tyres. It's best to consult the specifications of your motorcycle tyres and rims to ensure compatibility.
The bead seater is fitted with a 1/4" BSP male coupler. Connect this to a compatible air compressor hose.
Store the bead seater in a dry, clean environment. It is also recommended to drain the tank after use to prevent corrosion.
Check all connections for leaks. Tighten any loose connections. Inspect the safety valve for any damage and replace if necessary. Inspect the tank for any damage.
Ensure the tyre is correctly positioned on the rim. Increase the air pressure to the recommended level. Make sure the rim is clean and free from obstructions. Try using tyre mounting lubricant.
Check the gauge for any damage or leaks. If the gauge is damaged, replace it. Make sure the liquid in the gauge is visible.
Check all connections for leaks. Tighten any loose connections. Inspect the safety valve for any damage. Replace any damaged components.
