Since the tractor is not in front of us were just guessing. My guess is you may have a leak at the intake manifold opening. But don't think thats the complete problem. That runner feeds 2 cylinders, one is dead. If the cylinder in question is not firing or can't burn the fuel mixture for whatever reason, a mixture of unburnt fuel and some oil will be floating around since its not burnt to some degree and going out the exhaust. Probably like you see at the manifold. If it was my tractor and I was sure the plug was firing, my next step would be to look at the upper valve train next. If everything looked to be working as it should, then I would check the compression. Then go from there as to head removal. Thats just my thinking, its not my tractor. I'm going to guess since it happend all at once that you have a valve operating problem or a broken valve if its firing at the correct time. Outside chance you may want to check the distributor cap for a crossover spark.
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