Blown away: Stay out of a tire’s trajectory path during inflation

Apr 14, 2014

Updated Apr 29, 2014

The accident: A laborer was inflating a flat tire mounted to a multi-piece rim on a wheel loader. He was seated on a chair about 12 inches from the tire’s sidewall, using an air chuck attached to an air line and a compressor.

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