Posted by 641Dave on March 30, 2012 at 06:48:17 from (64.221.9.221):
In Reply to: Head gasket is blown posted by 641Dave on March 29, 2012 at 17:59:57:
I don't know why it failed. When I got a stick through my radiator it got hot, but I watched it creep to the hot side and shut her down.
I was working the he!! out of her though and ran her a few days box blading my pond in 100°+ temps. That in itself pretty much kept her and me in on the hot side. Those were the days I had a bucket of ice water and towel to throw over myself and took breaks when my hands wouldn't let go of the steering wheel. :cry: So yeah, I'm pretty sure this is all on me by mistreating her in the heat.
I'll get back to working on her Monday night, I got to head down and get stuff done at the new place that doesn't require the tractor. ...also meeting a fella about fabricating a steel building with me. I think I found someone that will let me do what I can and him do what I can't. Going to make a home for the 641!
Guys, I much appreciate your help!
By the way, I'm going to go ahead and order a headgasket. I'm thinking I probably need a new manifold gasket, water pump and thermostat gasket as well?
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