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chuckeich
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 Posted: Fri Jan 30, 2009 8:39 pm Post subject: Thermostart on MF 35 Perkins Diesel |
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I have a 1961 MF35 with a Perkins Diesel. The Thermostart has been removed, but could be hooked up with a short copper tube and a wire. Is this system functional and reliable for cold starts?
thanks,
Chuck |
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david4020
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| Posted: Mon Mar 16, 2009 12:49 am Post subject: Never to use an engine without thermostat! |
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Hello friends!
The thermostat is indispensable for the correct functioning of any engine. The engines need a correct temperature of work and if there is no thermostat, the engine always works too much cold. What provokes a lack(mistake) of performance and a great wear of the engine.
In the owners manual of my Lanz 4090, it is possible to read that the wear can be ten times a Superior if one works with the cold engine I have a MF 65 and one MF 135: excellent tractors!.
Regards: David Andrew Louis. |
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chuckeich
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| Posted: Mon Mar 16, 2009 5:35 am Post subject: Thermostart |
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| I was referring to the "Thermostart" system and not the thermostat. I have subsequently gotten the system up and working and it seems very effective for cold starting the diesel. I understand that lots of Case skid loaders have this same device for cold starts. |
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