I flipped the big one a few times tonight. I'm pretty pumped! I'd estimate it at around 900 lbs. Its a 26.5-25 loader tire, about 6' tall. The smaller one is probably about 400 lbs.
Tire Flipping
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That's pretty hardcore. What are you training for?
video of you doing it or it didn't happen 
(that's good stuff, by the way!)
(that's good stuff, by the way!)
We know what he'll do with those tires. Here's the video!!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4iIYRZWBd9Y
Sue
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4iIYRZWBd9Y
Sue
A 900-pound tire that is six feet tall? Wow. That is one big tire!
+1, hardcore to say the least... Are you in training or is tire flippin an up and coming sport??
Shhh, do not alert ESPN. You know ESPN, anything that slightly represents a sport is covered
oh no, don't tell me.....
*clicky linky*
*watch 2 seconds*
....yeup, it is......
didn't we have a majority vote to call that video "spam" awhile back?
'How to be a good server' popped back up......I couldn't help myself.
Sue
Excellent work! Now please put the tires back on my Yugo.
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video of you doing it or it didn't happen
(that's good stuff, by the way!)
I know, I know.
Wasn't thinking. I'll have the kid take a video. I mostly train to hopefully live a little longer. Also I drive a desk so this kind of stuff keeps me from killing some of the boneheads I work with.
Have you taken a sledgehammer to them yet? (the tires, not your co-workers)
What a stud!
Get it? Tire? Stud?
Seriously, that sort of thing is supposed to be good muscle training, but I find myself in the category of "too old for that kind of s**t". Good for you!
Get it? Tire? Stud?
Seriously, that sort of thing is supposed to be good muscle training, but I find myself in the category of "too old for that kind of s**t". Good for you!
That's good business! I wish I had a yard to flip tires in. And some huge tires.
I'm thinking about picking up a couple--one to put in my garage so that I can roll it out into the driveway and bang on with a sledgehammer. Another big one to take over to my kid's middle school and lean up against the storage shed where all of the junk that nobody has tried to throw out for the last six or seven years is stashed. I figure that i can roll it out and play with it when I want (lots of people use the field on weeknights and weekends), and it'll just blend in with all of the other stuff when it's not in use.
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