
Originally Posted by
catsilver
We people living on the other side of the Atlantic pond don't realise how much temperatures vary in the USA.
It depends on where you are in the USA. Southern states like Florida, Texas, & Nevada stay warm all year round. Northern states like Maine, Minnesota, Michigan, Washington & North Dakota have winter temps well below freezing, and the farther north you get the colder it gets. Indiana is just south of Michigan and the temps in northern Indiana get colder than at the south Indiana border, much the same as Ohio, Illinois, etc.
Tractors in the lower states tend to have more freeze cracks because some people down there don't always pay attention to the coolant mixture. Straight (100%) glycol can freeze just like water in cold temperatures. Too much can be as bad as not enough.
Rich Salvaggio
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