Swing Radiator in Texas

[Henry F. Claeys]

Chuck. I'd appreciate any pics but don't work too hard finding them. I
hope to take a trip up your way in the next 60 days and will contact you
to see if you're available then. Tom Warner wrote to me saying that a
lot of hastle can be saved, with the hydraulic lines, by installing a
Hayden transmission cooler. Thanks. henry@... , 1979 FC
35, Austin, Tx.

Chuck Wheeler wrote:
> I modifies my radiator to swing about two years ago. It took about a week
> working on and off after work. The way I did mine required three welds. I
> cut the pieces, lined everything up, and a friend stopped by with his welder
> and welded it up. I used one 1000lb gate hinge. If I need to remove the
> radiator I can drain it, remove the hoses, and lift it off. (well two of us
> can lift it off anyway!) I posted some pictures, but I think they
> disappeared when the site splintered. If you are interested I will dig them
> up. If you get to Fort Worth stop by and I will show it to you. It took
> longer to correctly route the hoses and Hydraulic lines that to make the
> radiator swing.
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> - Chuck Wheeler -
> 82 FC 31 SB
> Fort Worth, TX
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> From: WanderlodgeForum@yahoogroups.com
> [mailto:WanderlodgeForum@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf Of Henry F. Claeys
> Sent: Tuesday, August 29, 2006 11:03 PM
> To: WanderlodgeForum@yahoogroups.com
> Subject: [WanderlodgeForum] Swing Radiator in Texas
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> (1) Where's the closest place to Austin, Texas that I can go to have a
> swing radiator put on my 1979 FC 35? (2) Is there anyone that offers
> mobile service, like Fullenwider, who would come to Austin to install
> the swing radiator? (3) Is it possible to purchase the parts and have
> them installed locally? If so, where can I purchase the parts? (4)
> Any input/ideas appreciated. Thanks. Henry Claeys, Austin, Texas.
> Cell, 1.888.745.1439; E-mail, henry@henryfclaeys.
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