Posted by LaurenceA on December 24, 2014 at 10:08:30 from (173.226.40.80):
Last month I posted a message about my IH656 catching on fire. Today we discovered that the crankcase was overfilled with a lot of gas mixed in with the oil. Doesn't make sense how the gas got in there. It'sFirst thoughts that someone sabotaged it. The tractor sits in a barn where we are away months at a time. Are we being paranoid or is there another way gas could find its way into the crankcase on its own? The fire appears to have poured our burning oil-gas mixture into the gravel drive below the crankcase vent on the left side. If the gas flooded the carb into the air intake hose it couldn't go far as the intake hose elbows up from the carb around 10".
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