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Re: Farmall c overheating
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Posted by Michael Soldan on February 17, 2002 at 15:52:03 from (216.46.130.57):
In Reply to: Farmall c overheating posted by jason r on February 17, 2002 at 14:45:22:
Jason, I can't think that a crack would be related to over heating. Many will suggest you drill a tiny hole at each end of the crack to stop it from growing longer. Good welding shops, using cast welding rods can weld that crack up permanently. I would go that route. I have seen tractors heat up when the timing is off. You didn't mention the block in terms of any work you did, is there a build up of corrosion and lime in the water jackets? Also can you see flow in the rad when the tractor is running? Have you changed the oil since you got it...fresh oil=less friction and a cooler running engine..keep us in touch..Mike in Exeter Ontario
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