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Will not warm up in winter. but winter front on will not heat up over 140. cab a little cold this winter pushing snow. Replaced water pump last year. Thermostat maybe has anyone replaced one on this model.
looked when it came apart had to seals in it and not in the housing not sure if housing is bad or not.
Pulled heater hose off when it was running the on top not mush of a stream.
Anywhere to look to see how to replace this right. first one for me and not sure.
 
I'd have to look,but right off the top of my head,I think those have two thermostats don't they?
 
Not sure about a 135, but I have a 2-105 w/Perkins engine and if you have Air Conditioning, there is an on/off valve at front top of the engine where the heater hoses attach and to run the heater, the valve/valves (there may be one for each hose)must be turned on. There is also a selector on the Heater-AC panel inside the cab for each function. not saying you have not already checked these possibilities, just saying.
 
Ya,there is on the 135 too. Mine's turned off,I know that much. There are two heads on those engines though,fed by a water tube on top and I think there's a thermostat for each head.
 
Hey, rruland! Are you skpeaking of the 'one head for 3 cylinders'? I am sure they do have one thermostat for each head. But, I think they only have one supply hose and one return hose supplying the AC/Heater selector inside the cab as they are connected ssomewhere in the system.
 
You may just not be working it hard enough to heat it up. Do you have a big load you could put on it? Feed grinder or lagoon pump?
 
Always loved the name of those tractors. ?White Field Boss?. And I always wondered how well they sold down South in the Cotton Belt????
 
My son and the guys at the hardware store were conspiring to have a big decal made to put in the window of mine saying White Power. I don't know why they didn't.
 
I was at a sale that had a 2-180, the joke was I was going to buy it and put power in front of the "white on the rear window. The thing went so cheap I should of bought it.
 
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