Chris Settles
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The radiator on my 30 is full of rust can these radiators be worked on in a regular radiator shop or is there someone that has replacements for them.
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rustred
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do it yourself. that is the simplest rad to work on. just unbolt the top and lower tanks and then you can clean the cores with a rod use a pressure washer and air and do what it takes to clean them. then make yourself the gaskets and bolt it back together.and if the core is rotten you can replace it with a new one and bolt it back together. nothing hard here.
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