Tyre Changer - Sealey - TC962
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This guide is for anyone using the Sealey TC962 Tyre Changer, offering both pneumatic and manual operation for tyre changes. The key benefit of this product is its versatility, suitable for most automotive and light commercial open-centered wheels, speeding up your tyre changing process. A potential caveat is the need for a compressed air source for pneumatic operation.
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| Model Part Number | TC962 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Sealey |
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FAQs
What is the maximum air pressure for the TC962?
The maximum air pressure for the TC962 is 150psi.
What wheel sizes can the TC962 handle?
The TC962 can handle wheels with a clamping size range of 203-460mm (8"-18").
Is the TC962 suitable for alloy wheels?
Yes, but it is recommended to use the optional tyre bar (Model No. TC963) to protect alloy wheels from damage.
Does the TC962 come with a tyre bar?
Yes, the TC962 is supplied with a standard tyre bar.
What type of wheels is the TC962 suitable for?
It is suitable for most automotive and light commercial open-centered wheels.
How do I maintain the TC962?
Regularly lubricate moving parts with grease, keep the unit clean, and inspect for damage.
What is the wheel depth capacity of the TC962?
The wheel depth capacity ranges from 40mm to 300mm.
Troubleshooting
Tyre changer will not operate pneumatically.
Check the air supply and ensure it is connected properly. Verify the air pressure is within the specified range (max. 150psi). Inspect the air lines and connections for leaks or blockages.
The bead breaker is not working effectively.
Ensure the tyre is correctly positioned and the bead breaker is aligned properly. Check the air pressure to the bead breaker. If the issue persists, check for any obstructions in the mechanism.
Difficulty clamping the wheel.
Make sure the clamping arms are correctly adjusted for the wheel size. Ensure the wheel is centered before clamping.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- Versatile operation with both pneumatic and manual modes.
- Durable construction ensures longevity.
- Efficient bead breaking with pneumatic functionality.
- Wide clamping range accommodates various wheel sizes.
- Includes useful accessories for immediate use.
Cons
- Requires a compressed air source for pneumatic operation.
- May require additional tools for specific wheel types.
- The initial setup might require some time and effort.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
- Setup: Position the tyre changer on a stable, level surface. Ensure the unit is securely bolted to the floor for stability. Connect the air line to a compressed air source, ensuring the pressure does not exceed 150psi.
- Compatibility: This tyre changer is compatible with most automotive and light commercial open-centered wheels. It is not designed for solid wheels or those with closed centers. Check the wheel dimensions against the clamping size range (203-460mm) and wheel depth capacity (40-300mm).
- Care: Regularly lubricate moving parts with appropriate grease. Keep the unit clean and free of debris. Inspect the pneumatic components and air lines for leaks or damage. Check and replace worn parts promptly.