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MF202 (also MF35 I believe)
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How to remove radiator?

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David Haile

08-21-2001 12:14:25




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I think of myself as a decent backyard mechanic, but... I have an MF202 on semi-permanent loan and it sorely needs a new or recored radiator. All is fine except for the fact that I can't figure out what is holding the darn radiator at the bottom! This is likely to be something so simple that it doesn't even need explaining for most folks, but it about has me whipped. There are huge weights on the front and I'm praying that I don't have to drop those to get the radiator out. I've viewed similar radiator diagrams on the web and it isn't obvious where there might be a bolt or nut hidden away that I'm not finding.

By the way, this tractor doesn't seem to directly fit any model number description that I've seen. It is a 4-speed 202 with Hi/Lo and shuttle, not a 6-speed as is stated on the MF website(s) that I've visited recently. It is yellow and has the front loader and backhoe on it. It works real well as a digger. It doesn't have enough power to pull anything but 1st and 2nd gears in Low range when moving on a road. I don't know what that is all about, but it is an old LPG conversion and had the head rebuilt last year. It seems to run good and doesn't smoke at all.

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Thyge

08-22-2001 02:52:23




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 Re: MF202 (also MF35 I believe) - How to remove radiator? in reply to David Haile, 08-21-2001 12:14:25  
My 35 has two bolts entering the radiator from below thru the front bridge assy. Two rubber washers allow normal vibration

Thyge
Taageskov
Denmark



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David Haile

08-22-2001 07:13:37




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 Re: Re: MF202 (also MF35 I believe) - How to remove radiator? in reply to Thyge, 08-22-2001 02:52:23  
I think my bolts are on the sides a little below the bottom line of the radiator. Does that agree with your MF35 configuration? I meant to look at it again last night to follow up with a similar statement from Big Dean. I'll do it by this weekend and let the gang know what I found. If the bolts that I'm thinking of are the correct ones, they are awfully large for just keeping a radiator from falling out.

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Thyge

08-23-2001 13:33:33




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 Re: Re: Re: MF202 (also MF35 I believe) - How to remove radiator? in reply to David Haile, 08-22-2001 07:13:37  
On both myh '35's, the bolts go up thru the front bridge. These are the only things holding the radiator except for a pin in the top and the two hoses.
I believe they were to be removed using a �" socket

Thyge
Taageskov
Denmark



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jason

08-26-2001 17:17:58




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 Re: Re: Re: Re: MF202 (also MF35 I believe) - How to remove radiator? in reply to Thyge, 08-23-2001 13:33:33  
hello, re: the two bolts on the bottom of the radiator,one of the bolts goes entirely through the frame for the hyd. pump and the second is slotted for quick extrication. just loosen and then slide the corner forward. 202



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