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Posted by RBTXS on September 27, 2006 at 19:19:20 from (205.188.116.133):
I have 2 problems with my SM-TA. First, I had to take the radiator to a radiator shop to fix leaks. When I removed it from the tractor, I found that it didn't have the rubber (or some other material) pads between the radiator and the frame. My CaseIH dealer says they are no longer available. He suggested that I use a piece of round baler belt to make them. Does anyone know how thick and how big to make them? Second problem-- I washed some of the crud off the motor bewfore removing the radiator. Before starting the motor to move the tractor to the shed, I took off the distributor cap to dry up any possible moisture. I found tinges of oil inside near and around the points and condensor. Does this mean a seal is failing between the distributor and the live hyd pump? If so, how do I fix the leak? Thanks.
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