jdemaris said: water gets in the oil-pan(reply to post at 06:00:52 10/09/14) [/quote:e1945aa203]
When I first got the tractor and changed the oil there was at least a quart of water in there. The flap on the exhaust was open so I assume rain came in that way.
[quote:e1945aa203="jdemaris"]oil pump picks up the water and
sends it to a main bearing - and then the main
bearing acts like a brake-band. If caught
before run too much - it's possible there is
little to no crank damage.(reply to post at 06:00:52 10/09/14)
After we did a valve job and got the tractor running, it ran for about 30 seconds before I shut it off. How do you get the bearings out without removing the crankshaft? Also, is there any possibility the power stearing pump or timing chain could bind up the motor?
This post was edited by groker at 08:15:21 10/09/14 2 times.
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