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    Posted: 08 Apr 2010 at 6:11pm
Hey guys...

So, im getting my C ready to paint, and so i took off the housing that runs from the top of the head to the radiator. I looked up inside, and sure enough, there looks to be a thermostat in there.. Ive never seen anything like it.. It has the little unit on a spring and everything. Were these a factory option, something aftermarket, or something somebody rigged up in their garage?? It looks really cool.. I'll get some pictures...
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I don't know about earlier tractors but my 51 CA has a therm housing and shutters.
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That is the way they were. The spring holds the thermostat in place.
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Lanse, if yours is still in one piece, you're lucky. My spring was rusted to pieces, and the brass thermostat wasn't much better. I have evrything removed and running without the thermostat right now. Not a good idea in cooler weather. You can check the thermostat by putting it in a pot of water on the stove. Turn the heat on and put a thermometer in the pot. You should see the thermostat open at the set temperature(which I don't know). Someone on here should be able to tell you.
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