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Jeff

01-14-2002 17:31:05




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Dick L.
Should my C and WC both have thermostats? Neither one seems to and the little C has a hard time Getting up to 100 degrees. Thanks for the info.

Jeff




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Dick L -- Yup

01-15-2002 20:30:02




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 Re: Allis C and WC in reply to Jeff, 01-14-2002 17:31:05  
Here is a picture of where you find the thermostat in your C. I don't have a picture of a WC and couldn't lay my hands on a drawing real quick.



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Don, Luling LA

01-15-2002 18:57:18




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 Re: Allis C and WC in reply to Jeff, 01-14-2002 17:31:05  
One thing that heating up that oil does is to get rid of the moisture that will accumulate in the engine from the engine cooling down. Don't know what humidity your dealing with, but down south you need to get that oil warm or your oil can get milky over time. Something to think about espcially in the cooler weather.



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Tom

01-15-2002 17:43:21




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 Re: Allis C and WC in reply to Jeff, 01-14-2002 17:31:05  
Close the shutters or cover the radiator. Engines run better at 180 to 200. AC manuals say to have them up to 180, more for "tractor fuel". Radiators are sized to cool the engine on a hot day with a heavy load with the radiator half pluggd with dust I suspect, and maybe half empty.



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steve

01-14-2002 20:32:25




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 Re: Allis C and WC in reply to Jeff, 01-14-2002 17:31:05  
the top radiator hose on the B or C engine connects to a "block" bolted to the engine in front of the valve cover. remove the two big bolts from the top. take the housing "block" and remove the bottom plate. the thermostat is inside. Mine was complete junk. I cleaned it up and put in a 180 degree thermostat. Started it up and it still runs 120 degrees, but all i do is blade driveway, etc. Might get hotter if i worked it more. The thermostat has a small circulation pin hole in it and the radiator slowly heats up to about 100 degrees over 20 minutes. I think most of the problem is low power factor in cold weather. Does anyone have a "C" that runs up to temp?????

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Bryan Smith

01-15-2002 13:46:49




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 Re: Re: Allis C and WC in reply to steve, 01-14-2002 20:32:25  
Nope. We have a CA I cultivated with in 90 degree + weather for years that I don't think *ever* saw over 160 degrees - it normally runs between 120 and 140. We recently purchased a B that seems to run around 130 or 140 degrees.



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Tom W.

01-14-2002 20:14:13




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 Re: Allis C and WC in reply to Jeff, 01-14-2002 17:31:05  
I am not for sure on the C, but if the WC is styled, It should have one in the top intake on the motor.



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Mike W

01-16-2002 05:38:42




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 Re: Re: Allis C and WC in reply to Tom W., 01-14-2002 20:14:13  
I have a 39' WC gas only and it has no thermostat that Iv'e seen or shtters for that matter. But I have what I think is a 42'for parts thats rigged for distilate, the thermostat is right where the top hose connects to the engine.

Happy tractoring

Mike



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Tom W.

01-16-2002 19:16:20




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 Re: Re: Re: Allis C and WC in reply to Mike W, 01-16-2002 05:38:42  
I just assumed that all of the Styled WC's had a thermostat. I have a 1940, 1941, 1943, and 1947 WC's and they all have thermostats. The 1941 has a shutter though.



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