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Re: Brining a Famall M out of storage--Questions.
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Posted by Delbert on October 17, 2005 at 17:35:39 from (65.164.58.48):
In Reply to: Brining a Famall M out of storage--Questions. posted by Blue3992 on October 17, 2005 at 16:01:10:
I would use whatever you use in your car and pickup. I have a M and a super H that i use 10w30 in year around. Don,t use them much so works for me. Maybe if you were going to plow or disc with it where you would pull it hard all day then might go to 30 weight. But not sure i would then even don,t think it would hurt much. Only thing after setting that long might want change oil after using it a few days. Most say it takes 8 quarts when changeing the filter i always put in 9 quarts with filter change that,s what the old guy,s all told me when i was a kid i,m almost 61 now been around farmalls all my life.
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