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be "reverse" mounted in the normal way and not rip it. One of the assclowns at my old shop did one that way. Took him an hour for the one. I was impressed, but made sure he never did it again. You can also rip the bead "reverse" mounting a tire as well. If he didn't put the bead under/over in the right section it will tear that thing apart. Well, the machine *should* bind up, but if you force it enough, it will work, and usually tear the bead. And if he scratched the wheel dismounting a torn tire, I would be willing to bet he didn't mount things properly, but what do I know? .JPG)

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