Nebraska, The land of corn and cattle | You have a choice to make then, im assuming its a silage truck so you want a radiator that will keep the truck cool in the hottest days of the year which means you need more rows and more fins, but you dont want it to plug up fast so that would mean less rows and less fins so the smaller stuff can pass through. youll have to choose which is more important to you. IMO id stick with the same as youve got IF its already working pretty well i.e. the truck stays cool without having to blow it out 10 times a day. When ive helped the neighbors chop on average you have to blow the radiators out about once a day. |
Peterbilt Radiator
