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radiator for 190xt

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Cory J

05-03-2006 14:21:10




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I got two questions first how much a new radiator will cost if anyone knows and what other tractors and possibly combines might have the same radiator 190xt diesel? Thanks in advance for any help ~Cory J




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jra

05-05-2006 07:13:13




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 Re: radiator for 190xt in reply to Cory J, 05-03-2006 14:21:10  
I have a 1971 190 gas with a bad engine and needed a radiator for my 1974 185 diesel, so I put the one off the 190 on the 185, worked just fine. It may have more tubes in it than the 185 had? so I don't if the 185 would work on the 190 or not, but no trouble with it fitting, space wise.



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Kent of SW MO

05-04-2006 07:55:22




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 Re: radiator for 190xt in reply to Cory J, 05-03-2006 14:21:10  
It will be cheaper to recore than to find a new one if a new one is available.

Kent



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Jr64

05-03-2006 20:44:13




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 Re: radiator for 190xt in reply to Cory J, 05-03-2006 14:21:10  
I hope you find a new one! Way back in '83 I had a fan blade go through my radiator. It was difficult finding a new one then, but at that time it cost $750. They said it was only for that series of tractor. What's wrong with the old one? Can you have a radiator shop rod it out, or recore it? It'd probably be cheaper than looking for a new one.



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Cory J

05-04-2006 05:13:25




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 Re: radiator for 190xt in reply to Jr64, 05-03-2006 20:44:13  
Yeah i figured it be expensive to replace new, The old one is just shot. It would need to be recored. No idea how much that would cost but i"ve heard it cost alot. Hopefully i can find a good used one. Thanks for your feedback
~Cory



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