Hunter Tire Changer on 2040-parts.com
Milford, Pennsylvania, US
hunter tc3500 tire changer. bought it new. machine still works, reason for selling is i have a new machine on the way. pictures explain everything. machine is missing a gauge but machine still works. the gauge is only $20-$30. comes with some extra pieces and extra quick connect pieces for the hoses. feel free to ask questions.
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