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Posted by H MN on October 07, 2000 at 06:25:43 from (63.253.194.84):
In Reply to: Reverse Fan posted by mike on October 07, 2000 at 06:08:15:
Mike: With a slight grin, I'd say this string may be about "blowing hot air?"..... (sorry about that.) I don't think reducing the air blown against the engine will amount to too much, Its hot comming from the hot coolent and not cold. Most old Farmalls letter series have more than enough cooling as long as some air is moving through the radiator and everything is in good condition. Reverse the blades if you want but I'd guess that just strapping on an extra wire grill up front for weeds would do the trick. Thats cheap easy and quicker. harvey
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