Re: Can tractor engine run "cold"

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Posted by Jeremy on Thursday, January 03, 2008:

In Reply to: Can tractor engine run "cold" posted by Jeremy on Thursday, January 03, 2008:

Norm I do have a thermostat.

I was planning on flushing the raditor this weekend just as routine maintenance as I am not sure when if ever it has been done. Would this be pointless if it is running at a good temp? and at what temp would be considered overheating

Al, did you decide what to do with your rims?

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