Posted by caseman-d on May 10, 2013 at 08:31:51 from (67.142.174.21):
In Reply to: Gas in oil pan posted by Ihcrazy1 on May 07, 2013 at 05:01:52:
A 350 should be gravity flow, it has a updraft carb,gas should run out of the carb. before it can get to the governor tube (which I have a hard time believing). Only way for the gas to get in the oil is running to rich, it will wash the cylinder walls down and cause it to burn oil. Running with bad plugs. Check plugs to see if they are wet or extremely black. Another thing also if your float is set to high you may not be able to lean it out enough. How much overfull is your oil level? Do you run it long enough to get it up to operating temp. Tractor needs to get to operating temp to preform right. Hope this helps. caseman-d
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