9724VF350 Tractor Guy Apr 28, 2017 #1 Anyone know if I can drill and tap 1/8" NPT in the flat top surface of this cooler to put a air bleed in it without hitting the core?
Anyone know if I can drill and tap 1/8" NPT in the flat top surface of this cooler to put a air bleed in it without hitting the core?
YoungDiesel27 Never Enough Time Apr 28, 2017 #2 Only one way to find out �� The frozen boost that I have used in the past were elevated from the core.
Only one way to find out �� The frozen boost that I have used in the past were elevated from the core.
mfsuper90 300ft is all I need Apr 29, 2017 #3 I have one that looks alot like that one, and it had an 1/8" air bleed in the end cap where the water goes into the core.
I have one that looks alot like that one, and it had an 1/8" air bleed in the end cap where the water goes into the core.
ryanss22 New member May 3, 2017 #4 Should be about 3/4" space from top to core jjst go slow and be easy. . But don't go middle there's a baffle that splits it.. for water flow. Found that one out the hard way and had to fill it up with weld and plug it.. doh!
Should be about 3/4" space from top to core jjst go slow and be easy. . But don't go middle there's a baffle that splits it.. for water flow. Found that one out the hard way and had to fill it up with weld and plug it.. doh!
