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Sean in P.C. NE

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Awhile back I watched a video on you tube with a 14 or 1566 having a different sized radiator. Said something about the original radiator used like 210 rows and this new aftermarket used 307 rows and made the engine run extremely cool. Does anyone know of a radiator like this?! I'd love to find one since I am using this tractor. Anything to help the ole binder last longer. Thanks!
 
You got a point. I have this tractor rear end completly torn apart, cause the previous owner wanted more out of this tractor than it was made for. Must of turned the engine up more, and pulled harder with it, bigger implemnts or wanted more field speed and took a bearing out, causing a domino affect with other parts surronding the diffrential carrier.

Point I was looking at was that if it ran cooler that that'd be once less thing to worry about. Such as not to scorch a piston or other internal engine damage. A guy has to gear down a bit if he thinks its too much for the tractor, or buy a bigger tractor for the needs. Which I realize that. Just seen someone had something different and was investigating.

Oh and did find the video of the tractor again, and was 366 rows versus the 209 stock. Quite a bit more cooling I'd think.
 
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