Posted by rrlund on July 10, 2016 at 11:45:01 from (162.250.24.107):
In Reply to: Overhearing engine posted by oj on July 10, 2016 at 10:19:29:
I've ended up having to have the radiators re cored in my 2-105 White and 4040 Deere because they were running too hot. Just had the White done a few weeks ago. When he showed me the old core,it was solid white from lime scale or something. You couldn't have stuck a pencil lead in the tubes that were still open at all. On the Deere,it was a black carbon stuck in them. It made all the difference in the world on both of them. I would have had to have had the one in my 1550 Oliver re cored too,but I bought a parts tractor and took the rad off that and put on it. Again,solved all its problems. I'm pretty sure I plugged that one myself with Aluma Seal for leaks that kept popping up in it.
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