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Re: FARMALL B---LONG
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Posted by gene (Missouri) on July 29, 2005 at 15:28:38 from (208.144.172.137):
In Reply to: FARMALL B---LONG posted by NEW DODGE on July 29, 2005 at 08:36:29:
Checking the oil just isn't a concern of the females in my family. When the oil light came on in the S-10 my daugher covered the light with kleenex. That solved the problem - err $1200- problem. Sunday. Wife said the oil gauge in the truck (her truck) didn't move when she started the engine. She said it wasn't running very good when she got to church. After church it started, she drove to the gas station, then the grocery store. She said the truck died at the corner, it wasn't running right.
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