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RTU vs Z radiator

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PeteNY

08-28-2005 17:28:29




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Guys, Need a new radiator for the RTU, all the catalogs list Z radiators but not Rs...I know alot of parts are interchangeable...is the radiator? Thanks Pete




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PeteNY

08-29-2005 05:41:12




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 Re: RTU vs Z radiator in reply to PeteNY, 08-28-2005 17:28:29  
Thanks guys!



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PeteNY

08-30-2005 07:59:01




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 Re: RTU vs Z radiator in reply to PeteNY, 08-29-2005 05:41:12  
Just an update...it is at the shop being recored...$267.00 well spent! Thanks for the help guys! Pete



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ILL John

08-28-2005 19:42:55




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 Re: RTU vs Z radiator in reply to PeteNY, 08-28-2005 17:28:29  
Pete, Have you tried your local radiator shop? They can put a new core in your old tanks, they'll measure the old core and order 1 to fit. Don't know what catalogues you're looking at, but ask them, the rad shop, for an estimate.



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Kelvin

08-28-2005 18:33:03




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 Re: RTU vs Z radiator in reply to PeteNY, 08-28-2005 17:28:29  
Yes and no. It depends. A ZT radiator is almost identical to the RT radiator and will fit the housing. As far as I know, the thermostat housing is different on at least some of the ZTs, but that's about it. A ZA radiator has cast iron tanks, the core bolts between them.

A ZA radiator, tanks, grille and all will bolt to the R front pedestal and you can probably? use the RTU hood, but it changes the look of the tractor.

If you have a radiator, its probably a better idea to get it re-cored.

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