Posted by old on February 11, 2011 at 13:31:45 from (4.245.10.231):
In Reply to: Re: Gas in my oil. posted by rustred on February 11, 2011 at 13:19:51:
Sorry can not agree since I have had gas in the oil in more then one tractor. All it takes is having the drain plugged up and then you get gas up to and out of the governor tube on a Farmall and then you have gas in the oil. I have run into it at least twice on Farmalls and 3o r 4 times on the N series fords and also a couple other brands if happens and when it does it can be a engine rebuild. A friends 450 did that not long after he got it and I was glad I caught it before he ran it or it would have been a parts machine since I drained out at least 5 gal. of gas/oil mixed so you can not tell me it can not get there because I have seen it first hand
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