[AT] Temperature gauge

[Mike Sloane]

What I used to do with my Cub, when I plowed snow, was to take an old 
burlap feed bag or ratty old dish towel and attach it to the grill with 
strong magnets. That way I could easily remove it or adjust the position 
as needed. The older cloth would let some air through, otherwise the Cub 
would actually overheat.

Mike

Roy Morgan wrote:
> On Dec 26, 2008, at 9:15 AM, Dean Vinson wrote:
> 
>> Roy, I'll add a "ditto" to Kevin's experience.  My M and the Super M  
>> I had
>> years ago both never got hot either.
> 
> Dean,
> 
> This seems like a not-uncommon experience, then.  I bet the radiator  
> and cooling system even in my '51 tractor are meant to work pretty  
> well  in very hot weather and pretty much full load running downwind.   
> After all, saving a few ounces in vehicle weight likely never occurred  
> to the designers!  I did have a Volvo that needed a bigger radiator,  
> though.  Sweden seldom sees Virginia heat and traffic.
>