Andre Go with original equipment and temp recommended in owners manual (or wherever it shows up, I didn't look it up). You can run it hotter But running it hotter than recommended can cause problems. They did have engineers when they built these tractors and they knew what the cooling systems were designed for. It's not just a matter of running it hotter to get better performance and fuel economey, overheating it in the middle of a work day is not too economical. Like I said they did have engineers 50 60 years ago and even though they had to use slide rules they knew how much coolant would flow under load and what the boiling point of various coolants was according to radiator pressure etc. If you were running a race car down the drag strip, good and hot for 8.5 seconds would be great, but not if you are going to run an old tractor for hours on end. Only my two cents worth, good luck. Bob S.
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