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roush9799

Posted 10/21/2016 12:28 (#5593021 - in reply to #5593016)
Subject: RE: Use stop leak or replace rad?

West Central IL

Had a 4440 about 7 or 8 years ago spring a leak. It was running out about as fast as I could put it in with a hose. Put some bars stop leak in it and let it run for a while. The leak stopped and dried up and went right back out the field with it. Never had a problem with it since.

ETA: Was going to replace the radiator in our down time and never got around to it.

Edited by roush9799 10/21/2016 12:29

Use stop leak or replace rad? - sj3788 : 10/21/2016 12:25
- RE: Use stop leak or replace rad? - roush9799 : 10/21/2016 12:28
- RE: Use stop leak or replace rad? - BHTN : 10/21/2016 12:46
- RE: Use stop leak or replace rad? - tjdno1 : 10/21/2016 13:06
  - RE: Use stop leak or replace rad? - gndfarms : 10/21/2016 13:29
    - RE: Use stop leak or replace rad? - illinidirtfarmer : 10/21/2016 14:32
      - RE: Use stop leak or replace rad? - tjdno1 : 10/21/2016 15:31
- RE: Use stop leak or replace rad? - twraska : 10/21/2016 15:53
- RE: Use stop leak or replace rad? - cornerpost : 10/21/2016 19:42
- RE: Use stop leak or replace rad? - PatCMO : 10/21/2016 23:11
  - RE: Use stop leak or replace rad? - w'burg : 10/22/2016 00:49
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