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Most likely the tire is OK. I would recommend leaving the wheel on the tractor and jacking it off the ground. Then, make sure there is not dirt between the rim and tire. Next, lubricate the tire and rim with soapy water or tire lubricant that can be purchased from Carquest or other professional autoparts stores. Next, remove the valve stem schrader valve ( valve stem core) so air will quickly blast into the tire and push it out on the rim. The come along wrapped around the tire will certainly help. Also, if the tire will not seal around the rim, then you can buy bead sealer which is thick rubber glue looking stuff from a professional auto parts store.

re-seating front tire
Kubota Tractors
Replies 10 Post by knucklebuster

If the clutch is stuck to the flywheel from setting a long time, the tractor will not idle when placed in gear with the clutch depressed (pushed in). I have had this happen to my Satoh Beaver twice. The first time I split the tractor. The disc peeled right off the flywheel. The second time I held the clutch in while moving in gear. I repeatedly pressed the brakes. Finally, the transmission broke loose; I mean it broke. Broke second gear and the
cluster gear. Split the tractor and peeled the clutch
again and replaced the gears. Now I keep the clutch pressed when not in use for a long time.

1962 Ford Jubilee Stuck Clutch
Antique Tractors
Replies 9 Post by knucklebuster