Posted by farmallhal on July 25, 2012 at 16:06:28 from (76.4.182.42):
Working on restoring a Farmall 240 narrow front and have all the sheet metal off along with the fuel tank and other simple stuff. Looking at getting the radiator off and can't find much holding it in the tractor except those two hold down bolts on the bottom of the radiator along with the upper and lower hoses. To remove the nuts front the hold down bolts looks like next to impossible. They are in a narrow cavity of a heavy casting with little room for any type of a normal wrench or socket. The front bolster casting has no access holes to come up from below. There must be a trick as surely the radiator is removable. Anyone with the magic method I would certainly appreciate some assistance in how it is removed. Any and all suggestions are most appreciated, Hal.
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