Search results

Results 1 to 8 of 8
  1. tonycampobasso

    Loose fan pulley. No leaks.

    Thanks to all for the advice. You all have given me good things to think about. When cutting heavy weeds (and pricker bushes/thorny branches). I try to go slow. Maybe 2nd gear (range) 1st or 2nd (gear) which translates to 4th or 5th gear. I will also try to slow down more. In heavy brush, I...
  2. tonycampobasso

    Loose fan pulley. No leaks.

    Thanks. From previous discussions, I think a good engine temp is around 160-165 degrees. I’ll get one and see what it tells me. Also, I see this when I am brush hogging tall grass/weeds, which is also what I have read and that this might be normal. My old tea20 would just run through this...
  3. tonycampobasso

    Loose fan pulley. No leaks.

    Thermostat is in. Coolant is circulating thru the radiator, so that’s a good thing. Where can I get a temperature gun? Any idea what temp should I be expecting? I think the thermostat had 77 degrees on it. Could that be correct? I was thinking of running without one. Not like it is making...
  4. tonycampobasso

    Loose fan pulley. No leaks.

    Makes sense. I will try that. The last times I had it running, it was too hot to open the radiator cap. Safety first!
  5. tonycampobasso

    Loose fan pulley. No leaks.

    I have a Ford 1710 2 wheel drive that had been running hot when brush hogging. It has fluid. Does not leak. I cleaned the radiator screen and air filter to no avail. 1st thought was to replace the thermostat, which I am in the midst of doing. I did notice the pulley that the fan blade is...
  6. tonycampobasso

    Another new member.

    Been a long time reader, new to posting. No longer have the Ferguson. Traded up to a newer Ford. Miss the Ferguson though, simple and reliable. I like the Ford. But it's not 4WD so, I gotta be careful. Found a local place that sells chains and I'll be getting a set soon. The FEL makes...
  7. tonycampobasso

    Mice got me!

    For us, cats do the job. We've had cats go after rats and groundhogs and fight off foxes and hawks. I have never had mouse issues in the barn. (Knock on wood.) I have a car that sits outside about 300 feet from the barn and occasionally, I get wires chewed on, but nothing to the tractor or...
  8. tonycampobasso

    Another new member.

    I have owned tractors for over 20 years now and am on my second tractor. Use them for mowing pastures and doing work on my 6 acres. We have horses and other various livestock, plus do some gardening. Also give the grandkids rides throughout the property too. There is a lot to know and how to...
Top