radiator

[Anonymous-0]

Hi Folks,
Does the radiator on this link match with anything on the tractors you guys work with? Mine was built in Germany, they don"t make the radiator anymore so I"m trying other options (if I don"t get the high bid on this one. You can see the pictures, the measurements are: 23" tall, 17 3/8" wide, and 3" thick. The tank area is 6 1/4".
Does the American versions have anything like this?

Thanks, Dave

 

[Anonymous-0]

Guess I could have put in the link.

Dave

http://cgi.ebay.de/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&rd=1&item=110184176056&ssPageName=STRK:MEWA:IT&ih=001

 

[Nebraska Cowman]

No, it does not look like anything I have ever seen.

 

[Kevin Meier]

Try www.apairinc.com
If you don"t see a match on the site email Nick from there his address and phone number is listed on the site. Great guy to deal with.

 

[Anonymous-0]

Thanks. My radiator is all solid. Maybe you folks can help me fix the problem. Shops here (Germany) won"t touch it because as soon as they do, they are obligated to a 3yr warrenty. The problem is the spout for the upper hose. It leaked around the flange where it fastens to the tank at one time and was soldered. I while ago, it started leafing where the flange has started seperating from the tank. I tried resoldering it but can"t get anything to stick. It"s all brass and I have everything clean. Do I nead to approach this a different way than a propane torch and solder that I"d use for plumbing? Aside from the upper hose thing, the radiator is in very good shape.

Thanks, Dave

 

[marty Johns]

DAVE, Why not try silver solder and it's tip for propane! or maybe just use the s s tip to solder it, as the s s tip creates a more condensed flame and therefore, it's hotter on spot and with brass, I believe that would help!