Re: anti-freze in the oil

Posted by billv on August 21, 2002 at 08:14:41 from (65.138.8.252):

In Reply to: anti-freze in the oil posted by bob on August 20, 2002 at 06:49:40:

I had a TO-30 ferguson that was doing the same thing and thought that I had a cracked block, thay are known for this problem because the cylinder walls are very thin between the cylinders. I was lucky that when I pulled the motor apart the block was not cracked. The ferguson uses a wet sleeve engine and the o-rings on the sleeves had cracked and rotted away and that was how the water was getting into the oil. I rebuilt the motor and never had any other trouble with it.

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