Posted by BarnyardEngineering on November 01, 2022 at 06:06:47 from (161.69.123.10):
In Reply to: Pasquali 988 posted by Vtmbz on November 01, 2022 at 05:36:56:
On a tractor it doesn't make much difference between running the tractor stationary, or moving through a field. We're only talking about a few MPH here at most. Not like driving 65MPH down a highway which can push enough air through a radiator to assist in cooling.
Yes, I understand this is air cooled but the principles are the same. Speed generates airflow, and tractors don't have much speed.
As far as the specific brand of your tractor and engine, I doubt you will be able to find much specific expertise on this forum. Not many "Pasquali" tractors in the United States, which is where the lion's share of the members are located. Most air cooled experience will be from older Deutz tractors here in the USA, and not much of that. Deutz were not big sellers.
From what I've seen on air cooled engines in general, it is a good idea to periodically remove the cooling baffles and shrouds and make sure the fins on the engine are clean, and no animals have built nests that could hinder airflow.
I would also replace the oil pressure gauge with something that works ASAP. Use a generic automotive oil pressure gauge if you can't find a direct replacement for the original gauge. Oil pressure is oil pressure and any oil pressure gauge will measure it.
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