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Re: Re: Re: Pictures of Old Smokey M
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Posted by Andy Martin on August 20, 2001 at 11:17:01 from (63.25.216.3):
In Reply to: Re: Re: Pictures of Old Smokey M posted by The Red on August 20, 2001 at 10:33:31:
Nice, pictures! Got to get me a camera. Got two M's in the yard with swather and baler hooked up waiting for rain. they look good. Had a little excitement last week. Ran into a piece of equipment while mowing 7 ft high johnson grass. First I knew the cowl came up and water started going everywhere. Got it stopped (M) to find a piece of old iron gouging the front bolster. The cowl (grill) had ripped off the radiator inlet (holds radiator cap) when it came up. The bolster saved the radiator. Realized the radiator hadn't moved, fan OK, so finished mowing, about 20 min. Straightened top of radiator, soldered the inlet back on, and put a grill on off a junker. Never as bad as it first seems. Owner of field said "oh yeah, I forgot about that".
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