Posted by moonlite37 on July 26, 2017 at 16:50:22 from (67.45.112.172):
In Reply to: Radiator Repairs posted by Married2Allis on July 26, 2017 at 07:16:43:
(1) Inside must be dry but if you have poured all water out the torch will dry it
(2) Do not attempt soldering a patch,, Yes it van be done ,but you are not ready for that because the heat will distort the patch.
(3) You also need a flux; Ruby is a good one or you can make your own with muratic acid cut with zinc. A propane can torch is not the best as you need a pencil flame
(4)A wet rag should make a good heat sink
Do not attempt a repair with the radiator on the vehicle/tractor
I am not a radiator repairman although as a sheetmetal worker I have done a few
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