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Alberta Mike or anyone

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Larry806

07-29-2004 08:18:00




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I'm working on a 101jr Do you know if the rad from a 101sr will work? Thanks




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Larry806

07-29-2004 16:57:49




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 Re: Alberta Mike or anyone in reply to Larry806, 07-29-2004 08:18:00  
Thank you for the replys I took this tractor in on trade Owner sad a tree fell on it I didn't get a rad, hood or grill with it. I have bought a hood & grill but had no luck finding ANY kind of radiator for it. I've placed several ad's & checked junk yards for a few months I had a guy give me one for a Sr I alredy have way to much in it



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Harris Guy

07-30-2004 08:41:16




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 Re: Alberta Mike or anyone in reply to Larry806, 07-29-2004 16:57:49  
Larry,
Are you in Maryland? There was a 4 cylinder flathead, that runs, on a skid, $300/B.O.
The ad had a 603 area code, NH? The engine
would be a 140 or 162. If it's running, you
have your radiator, then sell this popular
Continental engine. Since you may want the deal, I won't post the #. Post your info, I
can give you the #. You decide.



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Larry806

07-30-2004 12:57:47




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 Re: Alberta Mike or anyone in reply to Harris Guy, 07-30-2004 08:41:16  
I'm in Ohio I'd have to much in getting it shipped. Thank you



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Harris Guy

07-30-2004 16:01:11




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 Re: Alberta Mike or anyone in reply to Larry806, 07-30-2004 12:57:47  
Larry.
You might have more luck, chasing down a MH 30
radiator(12 quarts), which was powered by the F162 flathead. 1947-52. Lots of 30's around. Good luck.



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Alberta Mike

07-29-2004 15:32:30




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 Re: Alberta Mike or anyone in reply to Larry806, 07-29-2004 08:18:00  
Our friend "Harris Guy" would know for sure but I would bet the farm that the radiator from a Senior is much bigger, especially in height. I know that the hood on a Senior is much higher from the tractors iron tub than on a Junior so I would assume the radiator is taller. What's wrong with your radiator from the Junior? A "real" radiator shop can fix or replace almost anything for it.



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Harris Guy

07-29-2004 15:50:18




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 Re: Alberta Mike or anyone in reply to Alberta Mike, 07-29-2004 15:32:30  
Yes, Mike, it's 11 verses 14 quarts, unless retro
done, by someone in the backyard. Straight swap, probably royal headache. Anything is possible, but might be a painful sight to see. Wrong way
to restore the correct red.



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