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Re: 9-N with oil in radiator
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Posted by Mark Whitmore on January 23, 2007 at 14:26:21 from (131.15.208.2):
In Reply to: Re: 9-N with oil in radiator posted by Bob on January 22, 2007 at 18:09:34:
The tractor is for sale and I"m trying to scrape together the money. I pulled the radiator cap and added antifreeze. There was a few black droplets showing in the top. I started it up and ran it for about 10 minutes. Checked the radiator a few days later and the whole surface showing under the cap was black. Dunked a paper towel in the hole a few times and got it back to just a few black droplets. I changed the oil and there was no coolant in the oil. I doubt that the cooling system is pressurized - the cap had a very weak spring. The real bottom line question is - is this going to hurt anything or turn into a money pit. Can just run it like this, or will I end up rebuilding it. ...MJW
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