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In Reply to: radiator problems posted by Jim Rozeski on Wednesday, May 02, 2007:
Jim, I had an overheat problem only when I mowed,which was surely using the cooling system to its max. I would have coolant out the overflow and the radiator cap.Not having had the tractor long, I ordered a water pump,hoses, thermostat and made an appt. to have the radiator boiled and flushed. When I disassembled the thing I found out that there was no thermostat in the thing at all. I probably could have just installed the thermostat and that would have fixed it. I replaced everything that I had ordered and boiled the radiator and I cant make the thing overheat now. just a thought.Tonebone.