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Hi can anybody explain the difference between a Automatic Tyre Changer 20" and a Semi Automatic Tyre Changer 20"

Fluke
 
fluke (noaddress as ) gurgled happily, sounding much
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Hi can anybody explain the difference between a Automatic Tyre Changer 20" and a Semi Automatic Tyre Changer 20"

<wild guess>

One needs more manual intervention?
 
In message etL4i.178$,
fluke said:
Hi can anybody explain the difference between a Automatic Tyre Changer 20" and a Semi Automatic Tyre Changer 20"

Fluke

AIUI, a semi-automatic machine simply assists the operator to remove/fit the tyre onto the wheel. With a fully automatic machine, you just put the wheel and tyre into/onto the machine, press 'Go' and the tyre is fitted/inflated without (much) further user intervention...
 
In message etL4i.178$,
fluke said:
Hi can anybody explain the difference between a Automatic Tyre Changer 20" and a Semi Automatic Tyre Changer 20"

Fluke

Easiest way to find out is to Google both types, and read the descriptions of the machines that comes up...
 
ChrisM said:
In message etL4i.178$,

Easiest way to find out is to Google both types, and read the descriptions of the machines that comes up...

Been there, descriptions where very vague

I like it from experienced people - anything can be wrote on advertising pages, google isn't the only source of info I'm afraid.

Fluke
 
fluke said:
Hi can anybody explain the difference between a Automatic Tyre Changer 20" and a Semi Automatic Tyre Changer 20"

On a semi the operator has to move the arm and on an automatic it does it for you, semi's are normally side arm where the arm swings in from the side and fully automatics are normally tilt back arms .
 

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