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Re: Waterpump on a Farmall A?
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Posted by Haas on July 06, 2002 at 18:36:12 from (166.72.245.157):
In Reply to: Waterpump on a Farmall A? posted by Alvin Turner on July 05, 2002 at 19:37:16:
The Farmall A does not have a water pump. It has a thermosyphon system. Hot water goes up and is cooled in the radiator and thus gets heavier and flows down. You don't need a water pump as long as the radiator is in good clean condition and water passages in the block are clean(and the engine is reasonably close to stock specifications). Since the cooling system is not pressurized, you will tend to loose some coolant by evaporation, so you need to check the coolant fairly frequently. The level needs to be about 2 inches below the top of the radiator fill opening when cold. If the level gets too low, you will not have enough coolant in the head and the result will be a burned valve or two. I have two old Farmalls without water pumps and both have never given a bit of trouble, even when working hard.
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