Radiator repairs/rebuild

mobileweld said:

Are Cambridge radiators still going? I used to take some there 10 years ago during different employment. Always did decent job for us

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sjt01 said:

The second one looks as though it is specified for the correct combine, but it looks a bit of a risk to order from an unknown website especially as it is a non-specific picture so cannot check that way. Anyway I will drop them a message.

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Pennine Ploughing said:

Not much good yo you now your finished harvest, and needs to be done properly, like a recore or replacement.
However for you and anyone else reading this thread, Ce-lite is the stuff to use for temporary repair, I have used it with great success for temporary repair,
Mate had a barbecue green laying tarmac, on a night job on the M6, 350 tonne to lay, and it started leaking water out of water pump, now if job stops on the likes of M6, it can cost 100s of thousands, so it has to be kept going, the fan on water pump had a far bit of movement and water was coming out fairly, more than a drip.
He put 3 packets of it in, and topped water up an ran it for 5 minutes, topped water up again and repeated it a 3rd time.
Water had stopped leaking out,
Laid 330 tonnes if tarmac, low loader back to yard, on removing water pump, it had no play at all, and had built up the void , new pump fitted.
Months later a radiator on a roller bust, same again put Ce-lite in and fixed it for a week till new one arrived and fitted.

Over 35 years he has tried them all, but Ce-lite is the best by far,
Go buy a card of them and put in workshop, as you never know.

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Netherfield said:

What's a barbecue green?

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thesilentone said:

Think he meant barber green paver.

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Netherfield said:

What's a barbecue green?

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