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Re: BN cooling problems - Part II
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Posted by Paul A. on November 04, 2004 at 04:22:49 from (129.9.163.106):
In Reply to: BN cooling problems - Part II posted by ffolkes on November 03, 2004 at 18:14:02:
I put a water pump on a BN that I have, I am planning to put a belly mower on it. The only problem I encountered is the fan needed to be notched to clear the water pump pulley. It should probably be balanced after that, too -- and I think a lawn mower blade balancer would be okay for that. After you install the water pump (it just fits right on the tractor after the lower fitting is removed), start it up and look in the radiator to make sure you have water flowing through it. The other posts are correct though - if you have the proper head gasket, and the block and radiator are not clogged, the cooling system should work very well.
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