If you own a farm or a large tract of land, your tractor may be the most important piece of equipment you own. A tractor’s radiator is responsible for regulating engine temperature so it can run efficiently. If you experience problems with your radiator, seek out tractor radiator repair from a qualified team to get your equipment back up and running without damage or delay.

How to Tell If a Tractor’s Radiator Needs Repairing

1. Fluid Leaks

Like other vehicles, tractors rely on cooling fluid to keep engine temperatures down. Whether you use water or a specialized coolant, the fluid should not leak. Visually inspect this part regularly for leaks. If you notice fluid around the radiator or under your tractor, send it for repairs as soon as possible.

2. High Temperature

A tractor’s temperature gauge indicates when an engine needs more coolant or another service. If you’ve recently added fluid and checked for leaks, the radiator may not be distributing coolant effectively if the gauge signals the engine is running hot. Have your radiator serviced to limit engine damage.

3. White Exhaust

An exhaust pipe that emits white smoke while a tractor is in operation may be overheating because the radiator is failing or not functioning correctly. Whenever exhaust fumes seem excessive while the tractor is idling, it’s an indication your radiator isn’t cooling the engine down. Have it inspected and repaired to keep your tractor in working condition.

If you need tractor radiator repair because of any of these issues, contact American Radiator in St. Louis, MO. They have decades of experience and in-depth knowledge of industrial radiator parts. They work on radiators for tractors, big rigs, construction equipment, and generators and provide customized part fabrication and welding services when needed. Visit the company’s website to see a full list of services. To request assistance, call (314) 725-3357.