Posted by claytonmcnamara on June 28, 2011 at 19:52:27 from (69.179.14.228):
Can"t seem to figure this out. Just bought this tractor and it will run a long time working it medium hard (raking hay etc.) and it will do fine. Once it gets up to about half way on the temp gauge, it slowly starts to puke antifreeze out the overflow tube, and it keeps getting hotter and puking more until i get worried and shut it off. Today i took a garden hose and sprayed out the radiator and got some crud out. Straightened several fins that were bent and refilled it with water. Ran it a bit longer, but it still heats up after running it. If this is a head problem, what causes it to get hot? There is no oil in antifreeze, no antifreeze in oil. Starts up super easy (not low on compression) and it runs perfect with lots of power... Can it be a thermostat?
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