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The old guy with the back brace assisting the front tire changer
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Bill Pemberton
0ld Ford Automotive Racing Terror
If want to win the race your team needs ole Mr. Blackbrace!
I like that guy. He cool. 
Is it SFI compliant?
Bill Pemberton
0ld Ford Automotive Racing Terror
Where the rubber hits the road, Backsheep 1 is the best brace to help win the race! I am frankly impressed and cool to see the Tire Guru out there throwing rubbers around like he was 21!
Where do they get those super-lightweight rims and tires? The way you toss them around so easily makes them look like they're maybe 10 or 15 pounds. Well done!
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about 60 pounds a piece
it's somewhat critical to get the outside tire out of the way so the car won't hit it on the way out, and the inside tire has a tendency to roll on to the back of the tire changer and it's hell hot, so I try to get them out of the way. The front tire changer also dumps the air to the jacks so I reel in his gun and hose so the car doesn't hit that. He is also responsible for releasing the car, so he's a busy guy. I also handle the lollypop to bring the car in. If it all goes right, the tire changers will beat the fueler.
I then need to grab pressures ASAP.
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