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Overheating Ferguson TO-30
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Posted by Larry on June 22, 2001 at 19:43:37 from (199.89.234.125):
I just completely rebuilt the engine in my TO-30. New short block from Central Tractor, head repaired and rebuilt by a Ferguson expert locally, rebuilt rocker assembly and oil pump. Got it all together, set the static timing and she fired right up. But then I noticed it getting hotter and hotter! I finally had to shut her down. I have installed a new water pump and thermostat, but it still gets hot. I also made sure the fan blades had plenty of pitch. The radiator was rebuilt locally a few years ago, and it has been sitting for about 2 1/2 years waiting for this rebuild. I will try to flush it out, but can anyone think of any other reason this tractor is getting too warm? Thanks! Larry
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