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Re: Re: 806 radiator repair man?!?!
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Posted by Jack on April 07, 2004 at 08:36:29 from (66.242.174.228):
In Reply to: Re: 806 radiator repair man?!?! posted by wd steve on April 06, 2004 at 17:16:49:
I just punched a hole in the radiator of my Ford 4000. It has a trailer hitch on the front...I don't think I need to explain any further...Anyway the the radiator shop that tried to fix mine is a very good shop and the first thing he did was take the air hose and blow all the crud out of the fins. He explained how all the dirt and weeds and crud absorb moisture and start to corrode the core. He fixed what I damaged, but every time he put it in the pressure tester it developed 2 or 3 more leaks elsewhere. He told me it might work but I better look at getting a new one. I used the old one until my new $200 radiator came. Best price I found was from the local Ford tractor dealer. So anyway be sure to blow out the junk from your radiator and keep it happy.
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