A cure for the heat issue maybe....

bradp51 · Apr 1, 2016

For all those that suffer from the 1199/1299 heat it appears a solution may be at hand. A small company AR-HA (based in Canada) have come up with a additive to engine coolant that is guaranteed to reduce engine temps by 20%. Apparently originally designed to reduce the temps for mining machinery.

Just read a small media release all about it by their CEO P Albert.

Looks like a potential solution. Can't wait to see how it works out.

Charleston 1199 · Apr 1, 2016

That's interesting

Zelnik · Apr 1, 2016

Haha..

zaster · Apr 1, 2016

April fool

b9009b · Apr 1, 2016

this is why your my favorite member here Brad.. lol

Charleston 1199 · Apr 1, 2016

That went over my head

Phl · Apr 1, 2016

i guess mining with massive drill hammers...
that will require some cooling capacity - all that burnt rubber...

bradp51 · Apr 1, 2016

bradp51 said:
For all those that suffer from the 1199/1299 heat it appears a solution may be at hand. A small company AR-HA (based in Canada) have come up with a additive to engine coolant that is guaranteed to reduce engine temps by 20%. Apparently originally designed to reduce the temps for mining machinery.

Just read a small media release all about it by their CEO P Albert.

Looks like a potential solution. Can't wait to see how it works out.

For all those that suffer from the 1199/1299 heat it appears a solution may be at hand. A small company ARse-HAmmer (based in Canada) have come up with a additive to engine coolant that is guaranteed to reduce engine temps by 20%. Apparently originally designed to reduce the temps for mining machinery.

Just read a small media release all about it by their CEO Prince Albert.

Looks like a potential solution. Can't wait to see how it works out

We are ahead of you guys on the dateline so I had plenty of time to come up with a April fool thread. So looks like its back to the drawing board for the heat issue. And apologies to PA and his good friend ARSE.

flobrandx · Apr 1, 2016

So who's gonna be the guinea pig for AR-HA for some core drilling with this new product?

double0 · Apr 1, 2016

I'm guessing it'll depend on the size of the drill bit?

Anyone know what the CEO prefers?

flobrandx · Apr 1, 2016

I heard the bigger the better

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