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Re: 160* Thermostat, why?
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Posted by RAB on December 13, 2006 at 23:06:39 from (195.93.21.42):
In Reply to: Re: 160* Thermostat, why? posted by Tom in TN on December 13, 2006 at 20:45:04:
Tom, Do you run your modern motor without a thermostat? Might depend on your climate as to whether thermostat could be removed, with little effect on wear etc. Most tractors were fitted with a thermostat in the 50s and the earlier ones had a thermostat as well - a radiator blind manually operated - and instructions for operation was included in the operators manual. They new then the importance of running-temperatures in engines. Technology has moved on since then, oil is better quality and different specs. Fuel is at a much higher price now and different specs. Everything has changed, so why not be a little more conscious of using excess fuel etc in these days of global warming? RAB
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