Oliver S88 one more up date

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So I put the radiator back on and a good bit of the sheet metal today. I then filled it with water and a bottle of Prestone radiator flush and ran it about 30 minutes. Was a bit boring just watching the temp gauge. I got up to just above 180 on the gauge after running 30 minutes. I figure it is done and probably now have the overheating problem solved. Once it cools off I'll back flush the system one more time and then fill with antifreeze and distilled water. and then take it back to the shop to put the hood and side curtains back on
 
So I put the radiator back on and a good bit of the sheet metal today. I then filled it with water and a bottle of Prestone radiator flush and ran it about 30 minutes. Was a bit boring just watching the temp gauge. I got up to just above 180 on the gauge after running 30 minutes. I figure it is done and probably now have the overheating problem solved. Once it cools off I'll back flush the system one more time and then fill with antifreeze and distilled water. and then take it back to the shop to put the hood and side curtains back on
Sounds good.
 
So I put the radiator back on and a good bit of the sheet metal today. I then filled it with water and a bottle of Prestone radiator flush and ran it about 30 minutes. Was a bit boring just watching the temp gauge. I got up to just above 180 on the gauge after running 30 minutes. I figure it is done and probably now have the overheating problem solved. Once it cools off I'll back flush the system one more time and then fill with antifreeze and distilled water. and then take it back to the shop to put the hood and side curtains back on
great! Can I Start cutting hay with the BA?
 
So I put the radiator back on and a good bit of the sheet metal today. I then filled it with water and a bottle of Prestone radiator flush and ran it about 30 minutes. Was a bit boring just watching the temp gauge. I got up to just above 180 on the gauge after running 30 minutes. I figure it is done and probably now have the overheating problem solved. Once it cools off I'll back flush the system one more time and then fill with antifreeze and distilled water. and then take it back to the shop to put the hood and side curtains back on
Yea. Glad to hear that good luck came your way. Was a pretty day today.
Good luck with your week. GG Wes
 
So I put the radiator back on and a good bit of the sheet metal today. I then filled it with water and a bottle of Prestone radiator flush and ran it about 30 minutes. Was a bit boring just watching the temp gauge. I got up to just above 180 on the gauge after running 30 minutes. I figure it is done and probably now have the overheating problem solved. Once it cools off I'll back flush the system one more time and then fill with antifreeze and distilled water. and then take it back to the shop to put the hood and side curtains back on
That will solve your over heating on that tractor for many years.
 
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