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radiator question

  • 26-09-2009 6:11pm
    #1
    GERMAN ROCKS
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    whats the best way to clean out the inside of a rad of a tractor


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  • #2
    bbam
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    I've read on other forums that dairy "milkstone remover" descaler will work a treat to clean out ratiators... Aparrently it also works well as a rust inhibitor but I've never tried either...

    Check Here for the thread


  • #3
    older by the day
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    bbam wrote: »
    I've read on other forums that dairy "milkstone remover" descaler will work a treat to clean out ratiators... Aparrently it also works well as a rust inhibitor but I've never tried either...

    Check Here for the thread

    Have anyone tried this. I've a mf35 that is heating, I just did the head and new gasket, I think the rad is blocked. Will I run the tractor with milk stone remover or just let it sit in the rad for a while, any advice


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