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Posted by Haas on February 03, 2004 at 10:42:21 from (12.65.37.26):
In Reply to: Any way to stop the condensation in the rear end? posted by Bryan on February 03, 2004 at 07:33:39:
Probably not practical, but you can keep the tractor in a heated shed. Condensation happens when the tractor gets good and cold during a cold snap. Then a warm front with lots of moisture comes along and the tractor is still cold. So it sweats like a glass of iced tea in the summertime. It it is warm, as in a heated shed, it won't be cold, so it can't sweat.
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