Posted by 37Chief on June 08, 2017 at 20:52:26 from (174.68.101.136):
With all the rain we had here in S. Calif This last winter. The weeds have reached new heights. Some reach at least 6-7 ft. Now they are dry all the seeds and pods plug my radiator. Now I have a piece of window screen over the radiator front. That keeps a lot out of the fins. I need to stop at least every 5 min to brush off the screen. The motor never gets a chance to cool down. I am thinking of installing a bar out in front of the radiator. to push the weeds away. Even thinking of a piece or sheet metal with a opening at the top, of 8 inches or so, and closed at the bottom. I am wondering if this will let enough air in to the radiator? Or I just could walk away from this job I have been doing for the last 18 years. I was never one to give a problem like this to someone else. Any thoughts? Stan
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