He also supervises final assembly of all Made-in-USA tools, and makes sure each manual tire bead breaker meets our high standard of quality.įun Fact: Warren actually hired Lucas and was his boss for over 6 years. He makes sure that our suppliers are doing a good job, and keeping up with orders. Warren runs fulfillment, operations, production and the ‘back end’ of BeadBuster. In 2020 Warren walked away from the corporate world, and now focuses his time 100% on BeadBuster.
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He doesn’t have the patience to watch a movie the whole way through, so instead you can find him in his back yard launching M80’s out of a potato gun. Warren has been a motorcycle rider his whole life, and has been riding sport quads for the last 15 yrs. With a BS in Mechanical Engineering from Ohio State University, he has dozens of patents, piles of inventions, and is always coming up with ‘crazy ideas’. WARREN SEITH has a long history of creating innovative solutions for difficult problems in his Engineering Manager role of New Product Development for one of the world’s major power tool companies. After all, you need the right tools to do a job, and there is no better manual tire bead breaker than the BeadBuster. So we decided to take a chance, refine the design, start a company and manufacture our tool to give all of our fellow riders a helping hand. It started out for just our own personal use, but soon our riding buddies kept asking to use our home-made ATV bead breaker… again and again. Instead of suffering with bloody knuckles or ridiculous dealership service charges, we endeavored to design and build our own manual tire bead breaker that does the job properly and efficiently, every time. So we put our heads together, and tried to come up with a better way to change our own tires. We tried all of the DIY tricks: 2×12’s, bottle jacks, you name it.the beads wouldn’t budge! We bought cheap bead breakers, only to find that they didn’t work either, and we actually managed to ruin an expensive aluminum racing rim in the process!
When it came to swapping tires on our ATV’s, we quickly learned that it was quite a different job than changing our oil. We like wrenching on our machines, knowing that the work is done right. Being avid Powersports enthusiasts and DIY mechanics, like many of you, we had set out to change our own tires on our personal vehicles.
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