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Read articles →This is a real owner walkthrough of clearing grass seed and debris from a Mahindra 5555's radiator and intercooler after mowing tall, weedy grass. It shows removing the side panels and front grille (wing nuts), reveals the built-in screens protecting the intercooler and radiator, and demonstrates using an air compressor with an extension to blow debris out, then reassembling everything. Useful for owners doing routine cooling-system maintenance in dusty or seedy conditions.
Posted by the Pete B: East Texas Homesteading channel, an owner sharing a hands-on maintenance task on his own tractor.
Remove the side panels first, then find wing nuts on each side of the front grille and take them off, which lets the whole grille come out.
Use an air compressor with a long extension, shoot air between the screen and intercooler, then between the intercooler and radiator, same on the radiator screen below.
Yes, Mahindra built in a screen in front of both the intercooler and the radiator to help catch debris.
