As noted in another thread, I tested a 2555 today. Another thing I noticed is almost no air flow through the rear 4 vents even with the front four vents closed with the fan on high. I blow a lot of snow with a 3 point blower - those of you who also do this know that a rear wiper and good air flow over the back and side glass is probably mandatory. Was this a problem with this particular tractor or is that how the HVAC vents work on the 2555? A/C didn't work on this tractor either. Weird.
2555 Cab Rear Vents
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JerryK
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The four rear vents are the air return for the dual blower motors in the front. Close those, and you will lower the airflow. Both blowers [ two of the blowers you normally have in a truck or auto running in parallel ] blow air out the four in the front.... The center two being up by the windshield and the outer two extended back nearer the operator/side glass.
Ah, that explains it. Thanks. I did stick my fingers up in the vent and thought i felt a vacuum - thought that couldn't be right. Well, liking it less....thought the engine was way-loud in the cab too compared to others. The search goes on.
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