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MikeC

03-07-2003 10:57:44

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Hello,
Has anyone had any experience with aftermarket radiators for their Ford tractors? The local radiator shop wants $309 to recore mine, or $228 for a new replacement. Are the replacement radiator bottom and top tanks as good as the original, or does it really matter?

Thanks,

MikeC

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Tim Dalrymple

03-10-2003 13:32:33

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Re: 601 Radiator in reply to MikeC, 03-07-2003 10:57:44

If you do not have power steering, an aftermarket may fit. I have power steering on my 63 4000 and am having to do major modification of the lower neck to clear the power steering belt.

If I had it to do over again, I would have bought on from Abingdon Equipment. They have it in stock and it is only a little more than the one I bought.

The tanks are not as nice on the aftermarket one that I purchased. It was made in China and the workmanship is just not as good.

Good Luck,
Tim

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Craig

03-07-2003 21:20:56

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Re: 601 Radiator in reply to MikeC, 03-07-2003 10:57:44

Should not cost more than $150.to $175.For a new radiator or to recore yours.For originality your tank would be better,if your only working with it a new one is fine.Both recored or new included a 1 year warranty .Good luck .Craig..

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Glen

03-07-2003 11:55:43

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Re: 601 Radiator in reply to MikeC, 03-07-2003 10:57:44

Mike;If there is a radiator shop in your area try them to get you one I just replaced one on a ford 4000 they saved me about $40 Good luck Glen

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