1941 Farmall A overheating

Posted by groatboy on June 10, 2003 at 10:02:29 from (198.97.56.71):

I inherited my grandfathers model A and plan
to restore it eventually & use it for misc. small
tasks. I currently use it to cut grass once in
awhile but after about 1/2 hour or so in 70
degree weather it starts blowing steam &
spitting water out the overflow. I took the
radiator in and they found no leaks. I flushed
out the system with a garden hose then put it
back on & still does it. The radiator shop
suggested it may have had too much fluid in it.
I lowered it a bit but did'nt help. Also when it
starts to overheat I noticed that the oil
pressure needle hangs out right on the edge
of the red.
Does anyone have a suggestion for this
problem? I would greatly appreciate it. Thanks
in advance!!!

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