Posted by Rossputin on June 27, 2009 at 16:16:36 from (72.42.107.108):
Hello gang,
Just starting to work on my new toy (1941 Farmall B.)
I'm starting at the front...which means I'm working on flushing the cooling system and putting in new coolant. I know it hasn't been done in a minimum of 7 years and maybe more like 15.
So, a few questions:
1) Where do I drain the radiator? 2) Is there any good reason not to use a "super flush" type of product? 3) Parts: Where do you recommend I look for basic parts? At this point, I need the gasket that is in the radiator cap and I also need a fan belt. 4) That reminds me, which part do I have to loosen to replace the fan belt, and do you think I need to remove the radiator to do it (if such a thing is even possible)?
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