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ugh, that guy again?
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that explains it lol
bet the bubbles aren't boiling, but exhaust
mighta cracked the head
that explains it lol
bet the bubbles aren't boiling, but exhaust
mighta cracked the head
Cant afford it. Lol
This could have been pertinent in the first post. Your shits fucked. Head, head gasket. Something like that.It got pretty bad hot saturday cleaning up brush at some family property. Something hung the radiator drain valve and broke it off. Ran all the water out of it. Temp gauge never moved off normal. It doesnt register if there isnt any water moving across it.
Started loosing power and valves were chattering. I shut it down and found the broke line. Let it cool down and plugged the drain valve. Fired it up and filled with a gallon of water. Drove it about a half mile back to the truck. Ran fine all the way. Just got it home this morning, I have not checked to see if the oil has any water mixed in with it yet.
Nope, dont get in any hurry. Little tractor dont go very fast anyway. Lolhow fast are you mowing?
are you one of those guys that has a diesel truck and I don't care that we have the camper loaded with camping gear, fire wood, motorcycles, 100 gallons of fresh water, and a half cord of fire wood. We are doing to speed limit over the pass no matter what my gages say ?
I ask because I have a family member that has a zero turn. He will decide to mow tall grass, and WFO like he normally does and smoke his belts, and it is always someone's fault but his, and every time you explain it to him, it doesn't register
How? This happened saturday because something that broke. The problems overheating with the bush hog and tiller has been an on going problem for a few years. Try to keep up. LolThis could have been pertinent in the first post. Your shits fucked. Head, head gasket. Something like that.
Your first post said you’d been running the tiller and brush hog for several years before it started getting hot. Like it was a sudden problem. Now it’s been a problem for several years. Sober up and write out what’s happened and somebody will be along to tell you what’s wrong.How? This happened saturday because something that broke. The problems overheating with the bush hog and tiller has been an on going problem for a few years. Try to keep up. Lol
Now because of saturday it could be fucked and wasnt even using the pto.
Grader blade and a bucket can get some shit done.
Probably just needs to clean the screenYour first post said you’d been running the tiller and brush hog for several years before it started getting hot. Like it was a sudden problem. Now it’s been a problem for several years. Sober up and write out what’s happened and somebody will be along to tell you what’s wrong.
I said it keeps overheating when i run the bush hog. Its been a recurring problem for several seasons. I have had this tractor for a very long time, somewhere along the mid 2000’s.Your first post said you’d been running the tiller and brush hog for several years before it started getting hot. Like it was a sudden problem. Now it’s been a problem for several years. Sober up and write out what’s happened and somebody will be along to tell you what’s wrong.
Yep, learned that the first time i cut some tall grass. The screen in front if the radiator will clog up quick.I'm going to spitball this one. Do you have all the grass seed cleaned out of your grill? All the tube fins are clear. Should have been asked in post 2.
You sure you got all the air out? Some systems need th be level and filled nice and slow while purging the air. I'd try draining and filling again real slow.Yep, learned that the first time i cut some tall grass. The screen in front if the radiator will clog up quick.
Yeah, if it's any of that there will be concerning sounds and performance. Providing you're use to the way it sounds and feels.Ill try that with the pto, good idea. You can turn the bush hog by hand. The tiller turn fair. Neither seem to have any bearing problems.