Most small diameter tires are mounted on wheels that have a inner and outer halves that are bolted together. Disassemble the 2 halves by taking the bolts off. removing the half from the tire that doesn't have the valve stem first. The tire might be stuck on the rim but some gentle persuation should make it come off. A little soapy water might help. Remove the second half working the tube out of the stem hole in the wheel.
Clean the rust and dirt off of the surface that the tube rests against with a wire brush and sandpaper. paint it if necessary with some rust resistant paint. allow to dry thoroughly. Inspect the inside of the tire for object that caused the puncture. Repair or replace the tube. Reassemble in reverse order making sure you don't pinch the tube between the 2 halves of the wheel. You could reuse the bolts but I suggest replacing them with new for the low cost. inflate to suggested pressure and remount to the mower.
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To be aware of what air pressure you are inflating it to after the repair.
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Put the lawnmower on blocks so that the tire is not touching the ground. Loosen the wheel lugs. Pull the tire off. Replace with a new tire.
because the propellant gas used to push the liquid sealant into the tire is flammable and explosive.
Tire Width 185 mm Tire Aspect Ratio 65 Tire Construction Radial Tire Wheel Diameter 15 in.
How about tire size; once saw a tire over-inflated to the point that it tore all the belts loose internally.
Honestly Just Buy a New Tire, Fixing A Damaged Tire Can Lead to failure And Cause A Car Crash! To restore a flat tire, you could temporarily use Tire Flat to inflate air to get to a gas station. Then, if the flat is just because the tire is worn out it will need to be replaced. If it is due to a nail in the tire, the nail will be removed and the tire patched with vulcanized rubber.
Most riding lawn mower wheels that don't have lug nuts have the hub welded to them and are kept in place by a snap ring (or a ring with a bolt going through it) right in front of the hub. Jack the riding mower up to about 1 inch off the ground, remove the snap ring (or ring with bolt) and slide the tire with rim and hub off the spindle. If the wheels have lug nuts, loosen the lug nuts before jacking the mower up.