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Read articles →A real-world repair video, not a sales walkthrough, the owner damaged his radiator clearing brush and is working through the diagnosis and disassembly live, figuring things out as he goes rather than following a manual. Part 1 covers opening panels, locating the leak, removing hoses, shrouds, the battery, and beginning to free the radiator for removal. Useful for L3301 owners facing a similar repair who want a step-by-step visual guide.
Posted by the Pirate Stu's Dad Joke of the Day and more channel, no description is provided, but the footage presents as an owner-operator working through an unplanned repair on their own tractor.
Feel along hoses and the radiator bottom for wetness, then add water through the radiator cap to make the leak drip more and help locate which side it is coming from.
A 14 millimeter socket for the shroud plate bolts, a breaker bar for tight ones, and a 10 millimeter socket to remove the battery for access to a hidden bolt.
Yes, the owner removes the battery because it blocks a bolt on the shroud plate and makes the radiator easier to lift forward once out.
