Posted by George Marsh on January 24, 2012 at 05:53:38 from (50.104.233.8):
Had to remove the spin on oil filter to work on the starter on my Jubilee. Discovered the NAPA filter had very little oil in it. This is definately the reason it takes about 15 seconds for my oil pressure to build.
1. Is there a filter that won't leak back? Would like to buy filter locally from NAPA, Auto Zone, Advance, or O'Riely's. CHN dealer is 45 miles away.
2. I remember years ago an advertisement showing where they filled a car with oil, ran it for a while, drained the oil and ran 500 miles without oil. What oil was this?
3. Is there a better oil or oil additive to use just in case the tractor sits for weeks, waiting for snow, which I've haven't any this year, and the filter is dry? I don't think this could be good starting an engine without lubrication for the first 15 seconds.
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