Posted by notjustair on July 10, 2016 at 20:21:16 from (70.195.9.241):
In Reply to: Overhearing engine posted by oj on July 10, 2016 at 10:19:29:
And to add yet one more idea - are you sure the fan clutch is working right? If it is running hot the clutch should be locked in and sound like a freight train. Although I have run across poor cooling designs/capacities, it seems like you are seeing it heat at a moderate temp. What would it do if the temp was 100+ like it is here during wheat harvest? Are you overworking it for its capacity? I assume not but I had to ask. If you stop at the end of the field and let it run will it cool down? When I pull the 8430 hard in 100+ degree weather it runs warm. I think it's a poor design for the ponies it puts out. The cooling system is essentially the same as the 4440 but cranking out 90 more horses and pulling a 40 foot cultivator.
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