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B radiator cap question

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farmerwannabe

09-11-2005 14:55:20




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How do I know if I need a pressurized radiator cap or not? There currently isn't a cap and I want to (need to) get one, but don't know how I'd tell what style I'd need. The YT store sells a 4 lb. cap, the operator's manual says there is either either a non-pressurized system or a 7 lb. system. Which one would I need for a '41?




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Jerry Coulter

09-11-2005 17:49:25




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 Re: B radiator cap question in reply to farmerwannabe, 09-11-2005 14:55:20  
Atmospheric caps were used prior to serial #B61222, then pressurized radiators and caps were installed. Try closing the radiator with the tractor's gas cap because the atmospheric system used the same cap. If it won't catch, then you need a pressure cap.



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farmerwannabe

09-12-2005 05:53:06




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 Re: B radiator cap question in reply to Jerry Coulter, 09-11-2005 17:49:25  
Thanks for the replies. It sounds like these tractors are pretty capable of holding their own on the farm/property. The gas cap DOES fit, so where would I look to find one?



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Jeff Alexander

09-11-2005 16:47:16




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 Re: B radiator cap question in reply to farmerwannabe, 09-11-2005 14:55:20  
I have a 1950 B...cap is 4 lb pressurized...I have done a partial working/restoration and am showing it next weekend. They are great little tractors! And don't under estimate their capability...mine runs a 5ft bush hog, pulls a hay wagon and gets the other tractors back to the pump when they run out of gas in the field



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