Posted by LarryT on December 18, 2011 at 09:22:15 from (107.4.52.193):
In Reply to: do i need a bra?? posted by mike paulson on December 18, 2011 at 09:05:20:
check your thermostat. 160 was an option for that engine, It was used in mostly warmer climates. My 1206 is equipped with one and to be honest with the temps down to 10 -15 deg here, I am lucky to get it to stabilize over 150, but then in the summer when it was 115 it ran at about 180 when blowing pulling the 4 bottom 18" plow. Most of the older tractors were engineered to run from 160 - 190. They only had a 160 or 180 thermostat. The new engines are designed to run a lot hotter with higher cooling system pressures.
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