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DC radiator parts

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John Grimm

11-15-2004 11:52:06




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I have a complete used radiator to install on my DC4 as the core in my old one was rotted. I noticed that there are holes in the cast sides of the replacement unit that my original (1953 model) does not have, so it must be from an older model, or a DC3 that had headlamps mounted there. I was thinking about swapping over the side tanks from the original DC4 unit into the replacement unit. Will I need to replace some gaskets if I take these apart? If so, can I make them myself? Does anyone have an exploded view picture I could use for reference? Is it even wise to try this swap? Any info would be appreciated. ....John

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Tom Railsback

11-15-2004 15:26:21




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 Re: DC radiator parts in reply to John Grimm, 11-15-2004 11:52:06  
You would need two identidal gaskets to fit between the tanks and the core. Once you have the radiator apart, you can see what they look like. They are available from CASE-IH yet and are not too expensive, but they would not be hard to make either. If you do decide to change the sides, watch that you don't twist off some of the bolts that go into the top tank; they can be a pain to extract.



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