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Radiator Replacement TO-30

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Ralph_Mich

10-28-2004 11:06:26

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Has anyone had a problem with replacement radiators? Replacements neck has more a downward angle, does not line up with water pumps and interferes with support rod. Original shroud is close to upper inlet hose .Can I run without the shroud? Replacement radiator made in Turkey go figure

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martin christian

10-28-2004 16:48:32

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Re: Radiator Replacement TO-30 in reply to Ralph_Mich, 10-28-2004 11:06:26

I bought one for my TO-30 from this site fit like a glove TractorRadiators.com Catalog
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John (UK)

10-28-2004 11:29:06

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Re: Radiator Replacement TO-30 in reply to Ralph_Mich, 10-28-2004 11:06:26

The shroud or cowling was fitted to make the fan more efficient and cool it better, its better with the cowling.

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Ralph-Mich

10-28-2004 13:42:45

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Re: Radiator Replacement TO-30 in reply to John (UK), 10-28-2004 11:29:06

John I assume it would get a greater cooling with shroud. The only way I could use the replacement radiator,with original shroud would be to us a 6" flexable upper hose. (With out thermostat) and fabricating a new support rod which would be longer. Rod would have to be straight under tool tray than 45 degrees up to catch ,radiator support tab. Whats your opinion ? P.S. replacement rad 145$ US to a recore of 375$ on my original Thanks John

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John (UK)

10-28-2004 13:57:50

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Re: Radiator Replacement TO-30 in reply to Ralph-Mich, 10-28-2004 13:42:45

You would get greater cooling with the shroud that is why they fit it.If you have to run without a thermostat the engine will never get warm and soon wear out. I think it would cost a great deal more in the long run by using the cheaper radiator, but I can see where you are coming from on that. Seems an awful lot for a recore, have you tried around others. Seems more like the price of a new one to me but I may be getting confused because the price is dollars and I am used to pounds. I should wait and see what the other guys on here can find for you before you do aything I am sure they will point you in the right direction.

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