SawTooth 78
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I have a 1950 C tractor was thinking of installing a temp gauge in it this tractor has know water pump, can I install it in the upper housing on the block where the upper radiator hose connects to or is it not worth it....
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Janicholson
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They normally do not have issues with overheating. The thermo siphon method keeps the engine nice and warm as it should. A crusty
rust flake filled block will make bubbling noise, and be hotter than desirable. I would spend the effort to clean the block and
flush the radiator. You can put in a gauge, there is no reason not to. Jim
rust flake filled block will make bubbling noise, and be hotter than desirable. I would spend the effort to clean the block and
flush the radiator. You can put in a gauge, there is no reason not to. Jim
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