Jul 30, 2018 / L3750 Running Hot #11 R radios1 Elite Member Joined May 3, 2018 Messages 2,772 Location Long Island New York Tractor john deere la145 rbargeron said: Most L3750's have been in service 30+ years, so its radiator tubes may be partially clogged. My suggestion would be to have a radiator shop recondition it, which usually involves boiling it out, flow-checking, repairing any damaged tubes, etc. Click to expand... WOW, it's THAT old, you are right!..
rbargeron said: Most L3750's have been in service 30+ years, so its radiator tubes may be partially clogged. My suggestion would be to have a radiator shop recondition it, which usually involves boiling it out, flow-checking, repairing any damaged tubes, etc. Click to expand... WOW, it's THAT old, you are right!..
