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Posted by Toby J on May 19, 2006 at 13:56:14 from (170.141.68.99):
I have a 1941 9N model Ford tractor. Several years ago I had to replace the original radiator with a new one. The new one has the drain cock in the bottom of the radiator whereas the old one was located on the side. As a result of the new drain cock being in the bottom, I cannot narrow my front axle as this causes the axle to hit the radiator drain cock when working on uneven ground so I have to leave the front axle in the widest position. Has anyone else had this problem and does anyone have a solution without buying a new radiator which may have the drain cock in the bottom anyway? Any help or advise will be appreciated.
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