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IH574 temperature rises on PTO work
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Posted by Wayne M Kittler on August 21, 2003 at 19:55:56 from (24.194.186.120):
I've owned an IH rowcrop 574 gas with C200 engine and 2050 loader since 1987. Ran Prestone cleaner through the cooling system for recommended hours + and cleaned block. Changed oil and used Pennzoil 30 as recommended by IH dealer. Does not overheat literally. Can mow with sickle bar or plow all day and I stay at 180-190 degrees. Use a pto implement like the cut-ditioner or MF225 baler and it goes right to 210-220 degrees.Has been to top of temp gauge once - my fault in judgement.That was the only time it boiled. Is this normal for this engine and is there anything I missed or can do to run cooler. It has thrown a lot of heat since I bought it.
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