Re: IT LIVES!!!!!!!!!!!! But.

Posted by Janicholson on February 07, 2015 at 18:33:25 from (74.60.94.18):

In Reply to: IT LIVES!!!!!!!!!!!! But. posted by rjc2rjc on February 07, 2015 at 17:30:23:

Also remember we deal with multiple issues on a hourly basis. remember to tell us which engine/tractor you are working on. Coolant in the oil on a Farmall B can come from a cracked block, but it can also come from Orings at the base of the wet sleeves. At the bottom of each cylinder (which is actually a sleeve that is pushed in from the top and exposed to water on the outside) the large Orings surround the sleeve and seal it from the oil pan. These get brittle and loose resilience over years. It is quite possible this is the cause of that coolant in the water. If the external leak is behind the carb, it is common and can be easily repaired using several methods. Let us know where the leak is and we can help that issue. Keep the faith. We do, Jim

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