Posted by TheDurk on October 26, 2010 at 10:58:11 from (71.125.79.85):
In Reply to: super a/ 140 posted by Jimb2 on October 25, 2010 at 19:39:57:
delafarm said: (quoted from post at 09:18:16 10/26/10) thanks mkirsh...could i still have the super a radiator and thats why the bottom hose has 90 degree turn from the block to radiator? iam somewhat lost here. i live in va and get to de once in awhile to work on these tractors.
I think you are missing a piece. The bottom hose on my 1966 140 has two straight hoses off the block and rad with a complicated cast elbow in between. The elbow has a recess in it that the fan belt goes through. Check the CIH parts diagram for a '66 140, I'm sure they show it. It would be a real pain to try to link block and rad with a 90° hose with that fan belt in the way.
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