Posted by 3RD Generation IH on September 30, 2007 at 16:37:40 from (208.107.5.180):
I have long been a reader and a fan of alot of individuals on this forum.
I have a puzzling thing happening with the Farmall M that I have. This M was bought new by my father after the Korean war. Once Dad was done farming the engine stuck on it. I overhauled the engine with a neighbors help in the early 90's. The tractor has been used very little since then. The last five years or so I have noticed Antifreeze in the oil. The tractor sits all winter and I have always drianed a litle off of the bottom of the drain pan in the spring before starting the engine. I just got the tractor out for the first time this year. When I went to drain the water out of the oil, I dreined a full 5 gallon pail of liquid out of the pan. The water is gone from the radiator. Riddle me this???? How can this much water drain into the oil pan when it is not under pressure. It was good for -32 degrees when I parked it. I am baffled.
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I am baffled.