Posted by shredderboy on August 04, 2017 at 08:53:54 from (67.175.10.101):
I've recently bought a 1944 H. When I got it, it smoked.I assumed the rings were bad. The smoke has continued to get worse. This tractor has a 306 Woods mower. It's not all bad, I can mow and fog for mosquitoes at the same time! But, I added a half bottle of SeaFoam to the crankcase and the rest to the fuel tank. I ran the engine for about an hour and sprayed a can of SeaFoam spray through the carb. I left the tractor set for about 30 minutes, then removed the filter drain. Nothing came out. After opening with a stick I got about 3 ounces of oil out. There was a bunch of crud around the bottom of the filter casting and the filter was very heavy. When I pulled the oil pan plug nothing came out. After probing, I got it to drain. The oil was very black and thin. I'm guessing that this oil hasn't been changed in a long time. Refilled with 5 qts of 10-w-40. Started the engine and let it run for a while then added 1 qt of Lucas oil treatment. Within a couple of minutes the engine quieted down and smoke lessened. After mowing about an acre of grass the smoke has continued to lessen. My question is, has anyone else tried this and have I done any damage to the engine by using these products?
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