The 350 has the under slung exhaust, which always stymied me that it would be getting water in the engine. It never occurred to me that it could get between the head and the manifold as previously suggested, but now that I think about it, it very well could be happening. I haven't seen any water come out of the exhaust, but I wouldn't, unless I was riding the tractor backwards and looking at the three point. I don't have a borescope, but maybe I could borrow one the next time it rains in Texas (which could be many years from now at the rate it is falling)and see if the water is going through the manifold, into a cylinder, past the rings, and into the pan. When I got the 350, it was supposedly recently rebuilt, and the first time it milked up the engine oil, I was certain that the guy had sold me a crack. Wrong! I appreciate the thoughtful ideas and replies, when I figure it out I will post the answer to my puzzle.
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