Posted by charlie M on July 03, 2013 at 08:29:14 from (74.44.94.33):
I've posted a few times here about a 47 Cub I'm trying to get running again. Got the engine running good - found out today the radiator has about 5 leaks. I know the best route is to recore it but this thing belongs to a rail road museum and money is always tight. We use it to mow grass around the area. Before I ask what they want to do I want to make sure I've covered all the options. I know a recore is between $400-500.Is it worth trying something to plug the leaks. If so what would be recommended - its a thermosiphon system.Last question - if they decided to sell instead of fixing it what might they ask. Other than the radiator its in good shape. Good tires, runs good, hydraulics with one point hitch and a woods mower for the hitch. It was made in 47.
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