SNNC 572 P1 Tractor Radiator Cap , Silver Solder.

[@douglasbollinger8678]

That's what you call industrial art!
Gotta luv it, "Lent the press out, have to use me cannonball instead!"

[@tiposxdiesel]

One of your most interesting videos.

[@DrPococksMagicPills]

#572. Have I really been watching you piss about for 11 years? Jesus time flies. Thanks for your efforts John. Always rounds the weekend off nicely.

[@retromechanicalengineer]

You made a lovely job of that John. The clip at the end showing it being fitted was a nice conclusion.

[@666gwp]

Mint job John 😉

[@RalfyCustoms]

Aye Johnny man, shed loads of work in that cap eh🎉 happy days and thanks for sharing

[@daverichardson5861]

Thats a nice job John, well done. Stay well.

[@thomaswilliams]

Thanks John

[@paulp96275]

Fantastic job John👍

[@TedRoza]

G'day John. Watched your video on the radiator cap from start to finish. Excellent finish with the soldering etc, & as a Bonus it is a good fit on the radiator.
Ted

[@kentuckytrapper780]

Great video John, keep'um coming..

[@bostedtap8399]

Brilliant job John, one of your best 👌.

[@hughjampton7518]

'a cracking job' - no question!

[@ysgolgerlan]

Thanks for the video, very nice job. 👍

[@BensWorkshop]

Good work John! Looks great!

[@chipperkeithmgb]

Good job on that cap

[@mfletch392]

Good job John and you didn't melt the flux container.

[@joshwalker5605]

of course, just bash it with the cannonball you have laying around, so simple, why didnt I think of that ;-)

[@djpaulk]

Hi John, top job. Curious about 2 things. Firstly why did you not just repair the old cap. Secondly, what is the total cost of the new cap?
Kind regards,
Paul.

[@douglasbollinger8678]

Obviously there wasn't anything wrong with the old one, they wanted another just like it.

[@750triton]

Hot soapy water removes flux residue

[@bcbloc02]

Is it supposed to seal up? Wasn’t that a non pressurized cooling system?

[@raymondmurray3447]

Why did you not pickle it?

[@bobdixon6060]

as per brill

[@paulmorrey4298]

Thanks John