Four taboos for cooling tractors

When we are operating tractors, we often encounter situations where the engine and tires of the tractor get too hot. We are accustomed to using cold water to cool them down, but in fact, this is incorrect and can easily damage the tractor

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Avoid pouring cold water on the engine when it is too hot, otherwise it is easy to cause the engine block to crack due to sudden cooling.

Avoid pouring water on the tires to cool them down when they are too hot. When the tire temperature is very high, pouring cold water on the tire will cause uneven deformation between the layers of the fabric inside the tire body, leading to premature damage to the tire and even fabric peeling off.

Avoid opening the lid and adding water immediately when the water is boiling. When the water in the radiator boils, there is a certain pressure inside. If the water filling port of the radiator is opened immediately at this time, hot water will spray out and scald people.

Avoid turning off the heat immediately after it boils. The engine boils over because the water temperature in the water jacket is too high. If the engine is turned off at this time, all the components will be in an expanded state, and the clearance between each fit is very small. After the engine stops, it will cause the soft metal to fall off, and in some cases, it may even cause the cylinder to stick.