Posted by Owen Aaland on June 07, 2011 at 13:28:30 from (216.47.35.39):
In Reply to: Burning Oil in my H posted by Minnesotan H on June 06, 2011 at 18:32:36:
When you change the oil it might be a good idea to feel around in the pan to see if you find any piston skirts. When the sleeves and aluminum pistons get worn enough the skirts will break off. That allows the pistons to tip in the cylinders and they will burn a lot of oil. The most I ever found in an H was six. Just two pistons left that had one skirt each. They finally had it overhauled because they couldn't keep the plugs from fouling. That might be proof that at least some farmers ran them until they were about dead.
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