First of all, be sure to wear gloves and a mask when cleaning to prevent dust or dirt from entering your eyes.
The radiator should be cleaned at least once in spring and autumn before high and low temperatures come. If the loader is used frequently and the work intensity is high, especially in areas with a lot of rain, the radiator will easily corrode due to the humid climate. Then it is best to clean it once every 1-3 months, check it regularly, and clean it as appropriate.
When cleaning the external gaps of the radiator, compressed air or high-pressure water gun is generally used. Use soft or filtered water when cleaning internal blockages to avoid scale clogging inside the radiator. If there is a lot of dust and dirt, the detergent used must also be non-corrosive, and it must be cleaned with a certain pressure cycle.
When completely draining and refilling the loader radiator, turn on the water drain switch of the engine block first, and then close it again when water flows out.
In addition to regularly checking the radiator, you also need to check the coolant regularly.coolant will affect the effectiveness of the radiator. Therefore, it is recommended to regularly check the quality and quantity of the coolant, and if it needs to be replaced, it should be replaced according to the specifications recommended by the tractor manufacturer.
After cleaning the radiator, be sure to check for leaks, looseness, breaks, etc. Then start the loader and drive it for a while to check whether there is any fault.
