shutter control

W4Walt · Apr 15, 2009

I am restoring a 1945 W4. Just below the throttle control arm, next to the start switch is a L shaped small lever. A book I have says this is the "radiator shutter control". Does this mean my radiator should have some sort of air shutters? I don't see any shutters and the control isn't hooked up to anything. Any information on this would be appreciated.

Michael Soldan · Apr 15, 2009

This crank was commonly used to crank open or closed the shutters on I-H tractors. Your shutters were likely taken off during engine or rad repair and left off. You could find shutters in a wrecking yard and hook them back up but if you don't use your tractor in severe cold conditions why bother?

W4Walt · Apr 15, 2009

thanks Michael - I would like to put the tractor back to its original condition and am wondering how the crank was hooked up to the shutters, I have no pictures of this. thanks again

Anonymous-0 · Apr 16, 2009

Go to the Case IH website and use the parts search to get the exploded view.

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