Posted by sflem849 on July 28, 2009 at 05:08:48 from (66.254.196.101):
In Reply to: smta radiator posted by cazzhrdwd on July 26, 2009 at 19:38:17:
Joe is correct. Our local radiator shop (Wedige Radiator in Elkhorn, WI) recores them all the time. Go to a real shop that doesn't just sell new radiators and they can easily do this. Basically they unbraze the top and bottom off the radiator and put new fins in it. You said it was really rusty, but the ends are huge cavitys so once you get it open you can clean it right out. I would Por-15 it when it is open to seal the rust off. I have heard the cheap China radiators fit like crap. With that said, most guys like them after they cuss at them for a couple hours trying to get them to fit. If you pull with the tractor you will like it because they are lighter than the original. That should tell you something about quality, but I don't own one.
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