Re: Re: Water in Oil

Posted by Andy on July 24, 2000 at 14:53:58 from (63.211.50.242):

In Reply to: Re: Water in Oil posted by H MN on July 24, 2000 at 08:17:20:

Hmn...Thanks for comments

I know I have a lot going on here. Let me sort some things out. The bad running was from last season ..re timing the magneto to engine seemed to help that problem..However still hard to start, rich running and no power. Same problem persisted after I got new tires (not that that should change anything) Ran once a barely got out of its way. Aside from sandblasting spark plugs and checking points.. All I did was replace the kill wire to the magneto and switch by driver..Still Ran rich which is probably adjustment on carb (Rebuilt two summers ago).

But then the lost power...and the oil mess. Last summer I used it on 3 acres of pumpkins and noticed what appeared to be leak comming from the water pump gland packing...I also use to get condensation on the intake manifold...now I'm not sure that these were all signs of problems that led me to yesterdays mess...

How do I check for a cracked head (if it's not obvious). SHould I buy a new one (which wouldn't make me happy!). How do I get all that contaminated oil out? Does the oil "deflate" once it cools off...It really was a mess!

Thanks Again

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