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[downslope]

What's a good tool for blowing debris from tractor radiators, preferably amazon, ebay, TSC, etc.

 

[RoyJackson]

What's a good tool for blowing debris from tractor radiators, preferably amazon, ebay, TSC, etc.

I have one of these

https://www.amazon.com/Lematec-Blowgun-Velocity-Compressor-AS121-2C/dp/B07JFD8RH2/ref=sr_1_23?crid=2HATHJAHMW6AE&keywords=air+wand+blow+gun&qid=1656349670&sprefix=air+wand%2Caps%2C85&sr=8-23

Works good and the tip can prevent damage to the radiator fins

 

[sea2summit]

Milton can be found on amazon, that's a fairly good air handling parts vendor.

 

[seville009]

I use one of these - keep it behind the tractor seat when mowing the field. When the engine temp starts creeping up, just brush the chafe/seeds off of the radiator fins and screens without any damage.

 

[rScotty]

I pull out the radiator screen and use an air hose or garden hose on it. That screen is tough and durable.

I don't like to use a lot of pressure on the radiator itself. The fins bend too easily. So I use the garden hose set for a mild spray and work the water from the fan side forward. At the same time I have a a soft brush to apply some dish soap to the radiator fins. Amazing how much dirt comes off.

 

[flyerdan]

Harbor Freight engine cleaning gun. Has an angled tip and can siphon water or mild cleaning solutions. A must have for any shop imo.

 

[Thomas]

I use condenser spray cleaner like ref. techs use,good heavy dose let foam up set 10 mins lightly risen.

 

[chim]

I have two of these. One is unchanged and the other was modified. I cross-threaded a bolt into the end, cut the bolt flush, ground it to remove the sharp edges, and made a sawcut nearly 1/2 way through the tube near the end so it blows at 90 degrees. Since there's no 90 degree bend needed, it fits in some very tight spots. I'd post a pic but the BIL borrowed it

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[RalphVa]

What's a good tool for blowing debris from tractor radiators, preferably amazon, ebay, TSC, etc.

I use a B&D 20v blower. Beats having to start the air compressor and to built up pressure and does as good a job.

 

[Deere Dude]

Look at the Radiator Genie. Amazon,