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Josh Hagan

01-23-2005 20:47:48




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I am plowing snow in upstate N.Y. with a model D, it's been so cold latly that I cant get my engine up to temperature. It has radiator shutters but they are not enough, my SC, VAI, and 801b all have thermostats is the D suppossed to?




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Larry Martin

01-24-2005 16:06:02




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 Re: Case D Temperature Problem in reply to Josh Hagan, 01-23-2005 20:47:48  
John, the older Ds and DCs didnot have a thermostat. You can add one by buying the one specified for a DC and mounting it in the gasket for the elbow to the cylinder head by cutting out the gasket just enough to unstall the thermostat in the gasket. Be sure to drill an 1/8" hole in the flange of the thermostat to allow circulation to make the thermostat work. I have one I my DC for 4 years and it works fine.

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John Saeli

01-24-2005 10:15:37




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 Re: Case D Temperature Problem in reply to Josh Hagan, 01-23-2005 20:47:48  
Hey Josh: Where ya located? We're here in Seneca County.



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Josh Hagan

01-24-2005 13:00:22




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 Re: Case D Temperature Problem in reply to John Saeli, 01-24-2005 10:15:37  
John, I'm up in Oswego county, my dad Dan bought a engine kit from you for the 801b. We got her together and she runs great.



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John Saeli

01-24-2005 15:44:41




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 Re: Case D Temperature Problem in reply to Josh Hagan, 01-24-2005 13:00:22  
Hey Josh: Glad to hear it. Is she all painted?



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Josh Hagan

01-24-2005 16:51:22




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 Re: Case D Temperature Problem in reply to John Saeli, 01-24-2005 15:44:41  
No John we havent painted it yet we will probably waiy till it warms up. Still hope to get the guages working as well.



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John Saeli

01-24-2005 17:15:12




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 Re: Case D Temperature Problem in reply to Josh Hagan, 01-24-2005 16:51:22  
Hey Josh: My 800 is all back together & we backed it out, drove it back in. Engine & Converter both OK. Needs to be painted. Good Luck with the Guages.



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C. Amick

01-24-2005 09:12:05




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 Re: Case D Temperature Problem in reply to Josh Hagan, 01-23-2005 20:47:48  
If the shutters are working properly and closed they should have been enough. You can put a thermostat on it. It's sort of like wearing a belt and suspenders together.



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Josh Hagan

01-24-2005 13:06:35




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 Re: Case D Temperature Problem in reply to C. Amick, 01-24-2005 09:12:05  
Thanks Mr. Amick, thats what I was thinking but it just isn't enough. I was reading in my SC manual that Case's run most efficient at 180-200 degrees, I don't think it's even reaching 100. I'm getting fuel in yhe block as a result.



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Paul f

01-24-2005 14:05:55




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 Re: Case D Temperature Problem in reply to Josh Hagan, 01-24-2005 13:06:35  
With a thermostat and about 75% of radiator blocked with cardboard I get close to 180...of course it hasn't been above 5 degrees when I am plowing...Note 100% radiator blocked with cardboard..she overheated..



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C. Amick

01-24-2005 13:32:31




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 Re: Case D Temperature Problem in reply to Josh Hagan, 01-24-2005 13:06:35  
I was getting fuel into the oil with my Case 300 and went to a hotter spark plug which helped. I would start the tractor and haul hay out to the cattle in the Winter, but the tractor never had time to properly warm up before the job was over. Are you sure your temperature gauge is working? 100 degrees is really low. If you can get it up to 180 degrees, that should be hot enough. I have a kerosene SC with shutters, it doesn't take long in the Summer to get it up to 180 degrees, but I've don't use it in the Winter, so I don't know how well the shutters work in the Winter.

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Paul f

01-24-2005 05:45:00




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 Re: Case D Temperature Problem in reply to Josh Hagan, 01-23-2005 20:47:48  
Yes it goes on top of the upper elbow. Got one from Case 2 years ago Old # O8989AB new #A27563
it opens at 175



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Josh Hagan

01-24-2005 13:08:45




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 Re: Case D Temperature Problem in reply to Paul f, 01-24-2005 05:45:00  
Thank's Pual I really appreciate the part #'s I'm going to order one right away



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