Rolling wagon and buggy tires is part of the wheelwright trade. The Eureka No. 2 is a roller used on the Borax wagons in the 1880s, however I broke it and need to repair it before sending it back to the museum in California. There are other old styles of rollers used and I look briefly into two other rollers commonly used.

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