Posted by Mike CA on September 09, 2007 at 13:31:24 from (76.221.199.44):
As some of you know I was hoping to have my tractor ready for my son's Fall Fair. Well, they moved the date up to the last week in Sep, so there is no way. So, that gives me some breathing room to do things at a slower pace. So I decided to go ahead and remove the radiator so I can get the nut tacked on inside it.
When took off the lower radiator hose, this is what I found...
How bad does that look compared to what you guys have seen? How do I flush the radiator out before I reinstall it? (I'm assuming just a running hose poured into the top?
Lastly, once I have the tractor running, am I going to need to flush the system a few times to get all this rusted crap out of there?
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