Posted by Brent Zappe on April 08, 2017 at 08:55:27 from (104.192.91.254):
My dad had rolled the Farmall M about two years ago. The tractor when it went over it took the radiator. We had took it in to a radiator shop in the town To get it fixed up but they only made it worse than what it was still charge my dad which he still pick it up.. Yes I need to buy a new one now. I have looked threw the parts catalog books that I have but there confusing because they are listing two different ones. At two different prices I first thought that maybe one is smaller than the other one. Could it be the quality that they use in making them. the radiator that is in the tractor is a IH part surprise me. To think this radiator been in this tractor since it was built. I just thought I would ask this question what is the difference in the two radiators and there coast. which one would you put in your tractor?
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