Posted by Ross Kaminsky on April 11, 2010 at 11:08:17 from (72.42.88.213):
Good afternoon, everyone,
While I was unsuccessfully trying to get my Farmall B out of the foot-deep snow I was trying to drive it through (now can't move forward because there's a rock in the way and can't move back because the wheel spins in the snow and mud), I noticed what looked like evidence of a big dog having peed in the snow by my front wheel.
Except that there was no dog and the liquid was dripping from the bottom left (while facing the tractor, right while driving it) corner of the radiator.
Can anyone tell me whether this sort of thing is usually reparable and if so how I find the hole and how I fix it? Or do I have to buy a new radiator and take on a whole new level of challenge by trying to replace it myself?
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