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    Posted: 19 Feb 2019 at 12:30pm
The 8050 my brother and I are rebuilding is used for summer work only. Can I plug the water pump hoses (rubber heater hoses)   it would clean up the engine and since i dont need the heater I'd like to do this unless there is another purpose. Kind of a preventative deal i guess.
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We've removed the heater hoses on several of our 80xx tractors without any issues. Don't need the heaters and don't have to worry about a leaking hose or partially opened valve when it's 95 degrees.
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Thanks for the info. Kinda what I thought but nice to get a second opinion
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Originally posted by Leon B MO Leon B MO wrote:

We've removed the heater hoses on several of our 80xx tractors without any issues. Don't need the heaters and don't have to worry about a leaking hose or partially opened valve when it's 95 degrees.
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Wouldn’t it be simpler to just splice in a 1/4 turn valve.
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We put a ball valve on both our 8000s where the hose fastens to the engine, close it for summer use but nice to have it in winter. 
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I think we need more pics.
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Both the 8050 and the 8070 are used for hay production. I use a 9030 in the winter. It ain't orange but it gets the job done. We also have a 7000 that we use all summer. I'll probably be selling a 966 international to buy another 7000 series.   Easier with the same brand and I like the cabs better
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