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Read articles →This is a hands-on fix for an L3130 running hot: the owner removes side panels, loosens the fan shaft bolts to gain access, and uses compressed air to blow organic debris out of the radiator baffle from behind the fan, a roughly 15-minute job. He then tests the result mowing in 95-105 degree heat, showing the temperature gauge drop from five bars to four. Useful for L3130 owners troubleshooting overheating themselves.
An owner-operator on the Corporate Gone Country channel documenting DIY maintenance on his own tractor.
Remove side panels, loosen the four 10mm bolts holding the fan to the pulley shaft, then use compressed air to blow organic debris out of the radiator baffle from behind the fan.
The owner spent about 15 minutes blowing debris out from behind the fan shroud using a standard compressed air nozzle.
Yes, after cleaning, the gauge showed four bars while mowing two hours in 105 degree heat, versus five bars before in cooler weather.
