I've been working on getting the two castle nuts off of the radiator bolts. I got a socket on them today, and the bolts screwed out of the radiator. The nuts, pins, and washers were rusted solid. At least now I can get on to the next step of removing the radiator: getting one of the drain plugs off so I can drain it. I think I'll have to get a nut welded to the block drain plug, it's been rounded off.
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Janicholson
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They are a pain. Stainless replacement, and antisieze is a better plan. Jim
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