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coolant drain on a B
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    Posted: 12 Dec 2010 at 4:41pm
I have 2 B tractors I bought this year. I'm pretty sure they both have straight water in them. I still have a lot of work to do to them so I don't want to put antifreeze in them just to have to drain it back out but we're expecting a cold winter. Where do I drain the coolant to make sure the block is empty?
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Drain at the bottom hose and behind the carb
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Like he said.  you can see the copper pipe sticking out of the drain valve located behind the carb.  Most I have seen have been broken off.  also valve on bottom of pipe attached to radiator.
 
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pull lower hose pipe all the way off and open block petcock.   I would probably get nervous and pour some antifreeze thru it also.  It aint that expensive
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