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Did a 49 DC have a thermostat?
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Ande
05-13-2009 08:54:18
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I dont have the tractor at home,and wondering if the 1949 "DC" came with a thermostat.Thanks
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Gary D
05-14-2009 10:48:00
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Re: Did a 49 DC have a thermostat? in reply to Ande, 05-13-2009 08:54:18
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Hah!! I learned something new!! I knew about the shutters, but thought for sure they had a thermostat!!Sorry about the bad advice!
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garytomaszewski
05-13-2009 18:46:44
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Re: Did a 49 DC have a thermostat? in reply to Ande, 05-13-2009 08:54:18
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No thermostat, my 49 DC manual devotes a whole page to controlling the engine temperature with "shutters" to control the air flow through the radiator.
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Old Iron Larry
05-13-2009 15:08:06
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Re: Did a 49 DC have a thermostat? in reply to Ande, 05-13-2009 08:54:18
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My 49 DC did not have a thermostat, but I put one in by cutting out the center of the water outlet and installing a proper sized thermostat . Worked fine.
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clint evans
05-13-2009 13:04:47
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Re: Did a 49 DC have a thermostat? in reply to Ande, 05-13-2009 08:54:18
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For whatever it is worth, with all of my D series tractors, it was usually larger pieces rust out of the heads that would stop up the top tubes in the radiators. Then of course there was minimal water flow. I didn't ever have trouble with the air fins stopping up.
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Mathias NY
05-13-2009 11:45:27
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Re: Did a 49 DC have a thermostat? in reply to Ande, 05-13-2009 08:54:18
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When I bought my '49 DC the radiator neck did not accept a thermostat. It could have been changed at some point earlier in it's life, but the paint (and grease) on it matched the rest of the tractor.
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RED BELLY
05-13-2009 11:18:14
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Re: Did a 49 DC have a thermostat? in reply to Ande, 05-13-2009 08:54:18
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YES AND THE CASE PART NUMBER IS A27563- CHECK WITH YOUR LOCAL CASE IH DEALER TO ORDER ONE
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Tom Railsback
05-13-2009 15:00:11
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Re: Did a 49 DC have a thermostat? in reply to RED BELLY, 05-13-2009 11:18:14
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I just looked it up in "Full Steam Ahead;" thermostats were not used until 1952.
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Gary D
05-13-2009 11:16:36
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Re: Did a 49 DC have a thermostat? in reply to Ande, 05-13-2009 08:54:18
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I'm sure they did. Buy sometimes folks took them out if they were running hot. A bad attempt to fix a problem that needed to be fixed the right way. Usually on my dad's farm, very fine dust plugged the fins in the radiator. A goon blow gun and lots of air took care of that. You would often need to hold a trouble light on the opposite side of the radiator to see how plugged up it was, and clean it out good!
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