[AT] SEMI OT: Friend Needs Kabota help

[Larry D. Goss]

Wasn't a pusher fan part of the design of the numbered series of John
Deere's?  Yes or no?  Is my memory playing tricks on me again?

Larry

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Sent: Wednesday, July 14, 2004 7:33 AM
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Subject: Re: [AT] SEMI OT: Friend Needs Kabota help

It seems to me that you used to be able to buy "pusher" fans for 
tractors - instead of pulling air through the radiator (and grille), the

blades were angled the other way so they pushed air back, reducing the 
amount of chaff that blocked the air flow through the radiator. I don't 
know whether such fans are available for an old Kubota, but I know you 
can still find them for older Fords.

Mike

David A. Laughead Jr. wrote:


> 
> Thanks Dave... oh and the one friend that said they didn't know why
the low
> power take off being out on it would make it over heat is because we
are
> going to be bush hogging with it mostly and if you run the bush hog
with the
> high power take off you have to stop it frequently and wash the front
of the
> radiator to cool it off.  It is a great little tractor just gets hot
easy
> and having to run the bush hog with out the low power take off makes
it get
> hot worse!!!  I know I am a girl butwhen it comes to that tractor I
know it,
> my family has had this tractor since I was six (I am 22 now), it well
it was
> really old when we got it.
> 
> Thanks again to everyone,
> Dave Laughead
> 

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Mike Sloane
Allamuchy NJ
Email: (msloane at att.net)
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Work: none - retired


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