Had to modify ra`iator screen CK30 HST
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depratt_equip
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Re: Had to modify radiator screen CK30 HST
I don't quite see what the problem is. The screen on the left slides over to the right when you take the right side out..... Air cleaner does not get in the way.... /forums/images/graemlins/confused.gif
I don't quite see what the problem is. The screen on the left slides over to the right when you take the right side out..... Air cleaner does not get in the way.... /forums/images/graemlins/confused.gif
Highbeam
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Re: Had to modify radiator screen CK30 HST
Ah, but it doesn't. See that gray hood support thingy? It has a projection that heads towards the top tank of the radiator. The screen can not slide past the hood support because the screen has an overlapping piece of flashing that won't allow passage. The screen is effectively too thick to slide over.
No can remove without taking out the intake tube. Design flaw.
Ah, but it doesn't. See that gray hood support thingy? It has a projection that heads towards the top tank of the radiator. The screen can not slide past the hood support because the screen has an overlapping piece of flashing that won't allow passage. The screen is effectively too thick to slide over.
No can remove without taking out the intake tube. Design flaw.
Re: Had to modify radiator screen CK30 HST
Highgear, Your tractor must not have the issue we have. The left screen would not slide to the right because of a hump in the support for the hood latch. look at the hood spring to the right of the hood latch then look between the support and the radiator; this hump is in the way; making the screen with the female slot too thick to pass by to the left for removal.
Highgear, Your tractor must not have the issue we have. The left screen would not slide to the right because of a hump in the support for the hood latch. look at the hood spring to the right of the hood latch then look between the support and the radiator; this hump is in the way; making the screen with the female slot too thick to pass by to the left for removal.
depratt_equip
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Re: Had to modify radiator screen CK30 HST
I still don't quite see it, but I will take another look at our instock units. The RH side (as you are facing the tractor) pulls straight up... LH will pull up a tad and over to the right and then up.... I can't quite see what in the picture would get in the way. Can you email it to me in a bigger format? jdepratt@deprattequipment.com I would be curious to see what exactly it is...
I still don't quite see it, but I will take another look at our instock units. The RH side (as you are facing the tractor) pulls straight up... LH will pull up a tad and over to the right and then up.... I can't quite see what in the picture would get in the way. Can you email it to me in a bigger format? jdepratt@deprattequipment.com I would be curious to see what exactly it is...
JerryG
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depratt_equip
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Re: Had to modify radiator screen CK30 HST
That is acutally part of the screen, it pulls up with the screen, and is out of the way for the removal of the one next door to it. Just sort of a handle...
That is acutally part of the screen, it pulls up with the screen, and is out of the way for the removal of the one next door to it. Just sort of a handle...
JerryG
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Re: Had to modify radiator screen CK30 HST
I see that after going back to the first picture. That is a good idea, those screens can get hot. I can't see anything else, I give up.
I see that after going back to the first picture. That is a good idea, those screens can get hot. I can't see anything else, I give up.
IH3444
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Re: Had to modify radiator screen CK30 HST
Was looking at that model on Travis Group's lot, at his Kioti dealership, and noticed the same problem. I thought it was either installed backwards by mistake, or was an isolated issue just to that tractor. Either way, no big deal.
Was looking at that model on Travis Group's lot, at his Kioti dealership, and noticed the same problem. I thought it was either installed backwards by mistake, or was an isolated issue just to that tractor. Either way, no big deal.