Dirt_Floor_Poor Posted August 18 Posted August 18 12 hours ago, acem said: I have a 1086 with a radiator issue. If you don't run the AC you can work it very hard and it will get warm but not overheat. If you run the AC and work it hard it will eventually overheat. Turn the AC off and it slowly cools back down. You have to be doing heavy tillage in hot weather to notice this. A new radiator would fix it... We’ve had that problem many times on older machines that really needed a new radiator as well. 1 Quote
Lars (midessa) Posted August 18 Posted August 18 As for the tachometer, be certain it is the tach itself that is faulty. It could be the cable, or it could be the little gear that the tach cable screws into on the engine. 1 Quote
Jeff-C-IL Posted August 18 Posted August 18 Can depend on the tractor. We had a 1486 that we did "everything"....not turned up, new radiator, new water pump, turned off the A/C - and it would still overheat sidedressing NH3 in July. 1066 with a crappy radiator never moved of "warm". 1 Quote
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