Re: Frozen transmission part 2

Posted by NoNewParts on December 26, 2013 at 06:36:41 from (67.240.154.26):

In Reply to: Frozen transmission part 2 posted by old on December 25, 2013 at 14:36:43:

glad ya got it fixed Old

water from condensation is pretty normal here

with wild weather changes all the time.

You always get some, but under the right conditions

the amount of water is amazing.

days and days of frigid weather to put the steel and cast into

a deep freeze. a freak 50-60 degree day with wind and rain.

open the unheated, dirt floor shed door and water will literally run off the tractors for hours. if it's on the outside, it's on the inside, nothing old is airtight anymore.

With an unlimited supply of water in the warm air, until Nature equalizes the cast temperature (which takes a very long time)

the 'faucet' is on

If you live where it's cold and wear glasses ......just like that.. a tractor is just bigger and holds the cold longer.

a propane heater (which supplies unlimited moisture), with sliding glass doors in a far from the heater cold room will give you a mini lake on the floor, as another example

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