Last week I purchased a 1952 John Deere 60. At low rpm it sounded a little choppy, so I adjusted the idle needles on the carb, and it smoothed right out. However, upon shutting her down, I noticed a steady drip (or small stream) of antifreeze under the tractor. I took off the front sheet metal and found that the drip appeared to be stemming from the radiator overflow tube. After a few minutes the dripping stopped. This is the first time that this drip has presented itself in a week of mild activity. Why might this drip have occurred and is it cause for concern? Thank you for your time.
Sincerely,
Peter Markel
Sincerely,
Peter Markel
