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Set-up of your new Bead Bazooka (Gaither's BB6L / Gaither's BB9L) unit

Before using the Bead Bazooka™ you must install the following:

1) The air coupler nipple is not included. Install an air coupler nipple that fits your particular system into the small

intake valve (a) pictured above.

2) The slotted double barrel (b) must be installed into the large release opening shown in the above diagram.

Install and secure lock nut so that the slotted double barrel is securely tightened.

Using the Bead Bazooka™ with the tire/wheel assembly in a horizontal position:

1. Adjust the slotted double barrel so that the barrel flange is on top (opposite side of the handle stock and trigger

release) and parallel to the ground.

2. Place the tire (any size up to medium commercial truck tire) so that the short side of the wheel is on the bottom

and the long side of the wheel is on the top. (see diagram #2 below) The valve stem should be pointed upward

to the sky. At this point the Gaither tire stand (GB‐51) or block of wood should be holding the tire and wheel off

the ground and the bottom bead should already be seated properly. (Note: to ensure proper and perfect bead

seat, tire and wheel should always be adequately lubricated)

3. Attach an airline to your air coupler nipple and open the intake valve to fill the air tank to the desired working

pressure. (see proper storage and unit charging recommendation –next page) Normal working pressure is

from 20 to 150 psi / 1.5 to 10 bar – Gaither's BB6L; Normal working pressure is from 20 to 150 psi /

1.5 to 10 bar – Gaither's BB9L. The amount of pressure that is needed in the tank depends on the tire size

and condition of the tire. The Bead Bazooka™ can help set the beads to wheels on motorcycle,

passenger, ATV, industrial, truck, and some small agricultural tires.

4. Using two hands; one on the handle stock with trigger protector and the other on the handle which is on top of

the tank, direct the slotted double barrel flange to the wheel exactly opposite the valve stem. (In most cases

this is the best position but in some cases with smaller tires it is better to position the barrel close to the valve

stem) Once you are in position to fire the Bead Bazooka™ you may want to bring the barrel away from the

wheel approximately 1" to 2" so that the barrel does not contact the bead as it quickly rises from the force of air

flow. Make sure there is no valve core in the valve stem and using an airline or the Gaither Whip Hose (GB‐52)

apply a steady flow of air into the valve stem while simultaneously firing the Bead Bazooka™. For extreme cases:

a Gaither Tire Wedge (GB‐53) or wedges may be used under the tire to help close extremely large gaps between

tire and wheel. (See Diagram #2)

5. Position the Bead Bazooka™ so that the slotted

double barrel opening is pointing directly into the

largest gap between the tire and wheel. Normally

a 50‐70 degree angle is the best.

6. Secure tightly the Bead Bazooka™ with both

hands on both handles and place your index finger

onto the trigger. Pull gently to release the air

inside of the tank. Hold steady the unit and always

keep the air flow directed into the gap between

the tire and wheel. Note: If this does not properly

set the bead to the wheel, repeat the procedure

at a higher pressure. You can also try to use the

Bead Bazooka™ in an upright position.

CAUTION: AFTER THE BEAD HAS BEEN SET TO THE WHEEL, STOP THE AIR FLOW TO THE

VALVE STEM, PLACE A VALVE CORE IN THE STEM, AND MOVE THE TIRE / WHEEL ASSEMBLY

TO A TIRE INFLATION CAGE AND THEN CONTINUE INFLATING TO THE MANUFACTURER'S

RECOMMENDED OPERATING PRESSURE.

Using the Bead Bazooka™ with the tire/wheel assembly in a vertical position: (recommended for

truck tires only)

1) Adjust slotted double barrel so that the barrel flange is on the bottom same side as the handle stock with

trigger release (opposite side of the pressure gauge) and parallel to the ground. Make sure the barrel is

fastened tightly with the lock nut.

2) Place tire/wheel assembly against a wall or solid prop so the bottom (or back bead) is already set to the wheel.

(see diagram #3) Make sure the valve stem is pointing out and the long side of the wheel is closest to you. The

Gaither Tire Wedge (GB‐53) can be used as a prop to help set the bead properly.

3) Attach an airline to your air coupler nipple and open the intake valve to fill the air tank to the desired working

pressure. (see proper storage and unit charging recommendation –next page) Normal working pressure in

the vertical position is from 20 to 150 psi / 1.5 to 10 bar– Gaither's BB6L; Normal working

pressure is from 20 to 150 psi / 1.5 to 10 bar – Gaither's BB9L. The amount of pressure that is needed

in the tank depends on the tire size and condition of the tire.

4) Using two hands; one on the handle stock with trigger release and the other on the handle which is on top of

the tank, direct the slotted double barrel flange to the wheel exactly opposite the valve stem. Once you are in

position to fire the Bead Bazooka™ you may want to bring the barrel away from the wheel approximately 1" to

2" so that the barrel does not contact the bead

as it quickly rises from the force of air flow.

Make sure that there is no valve core in the

valve stem and using an airline or the Gaither

Whip Hose (GB‐52) apply a steady flow of air

into the valve stem while simultaneously firing

the Bead Bazooka™.

5) Position the Bead Bazooka™ so that the slotted

double barrel opening is pointing directly into

the largest gap between the tire and wheel.

Normally a 50‐70 degree angle is the best.

6) Secure tightly the Bead Bazooka™ with both

hands on both handles and place your index

finger onto the trigger. Pull gently to release the

air inside of the tank. Hold steady the unit and

always keep the air flow directed into the gap

between the tire and wheel. Note: If this does

not properly set the bead to the wheel, repeat

the procedure at a higher pressure.

CAUTION: AFTER THE BEAD HAS BEEN SET TO THE WHEEL, STOP THE AIR FLOW TO THE

VALVE STEM, PLACE A VALVE CORE IN THE STEM, AND MOVE THE TIRE / WHEEL ASSEMBLY

TO A TIRE INFLATION CAGE AND THEN CONTINUE INFLATING TO THE MANUFACTURER'S

RECOMMENDED OPERATING PRESSURE.

WARNING: COMPRESSED AIR IS DANGEROUS ‐ ALWAYS WEAR EYE AND EAR PROTECTION. ALWAYS FOLLOW THE

INSTRUCTIONS GIVEN ABOVE. THE BEAD BAZOOKA IS A TOOL FOR THE TIRE INDUSTRY AND SHOULD NEVER BE

USED OTHERWISE. THIS TOOL IS NOT A GUN. THIS TOOL IS NOT A TOY AND SHOULD NEVER BE USED FOR

ANYTHING EXCEPT FOR ITS SPECIFIED USE.

Note: For other trouble shooting issues and maintenance suggestions for your new Bead Bazooka™, as well as tips

for problematic tires, please log on to www.gaithertool.com