[SML] Antique wheelchair - need new rubber for tires

[Jon Ares]

That was cool.... yeah, I've found the wheelchair's rubber has a wire core,
but hooked/looped together instead of brazed... and no glue between the
butt ends of the rubber.  Awesome.

Yeah, I don't have that guy's tools or skills to do it "right....."

  - Jon

On Fri, Jan 26, 2018 at 2:46 PM, Patrick Lemiszki via Stagecraft <
stagecraft at theatrical.net> wrote:

> Not that anyone has the custom tool in this video, but it may provide some
> insight how the rubber tires where originally put on.
>
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> Rubber tires on carriage, wagon wheels
> <https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sldK65_HUgc>
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> Rubber tires on carriage, wagon wheels
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> This shows the process of installing rubber tires on carriage, buggy or
> wagon wheels. Thanks for watching.
> <https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sldK65_HUgc>
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> Patrick
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> Jon Aeres asks:
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> " Props folks:
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> So... where does one go if they'd like to get an antique wheelchair's
> crumbling rubber replaced?
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> An antique chair, being used in a show, needs one of the small back wheels
> replaced ASAP, but I may try to replace the rubber on all the wheels,
> cuz... well, it's one wheel today; it'll be another one tomorrow."
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Jon Ares
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