Posted by Texasmark on November 06, 2021 at 05:04:01 from (75.106.105.216):
In Reply to: Yanmar/ oils posted by Bob Bancroft on November 05, 2021 at 16:28:04:
On the black as soon as you put it in comment.....I bought a 1988 tractor a couple of years ago in an estate sale. Apparently the owner didn't use it much later on in his life as it only had 900 hrs and apparently they were accumulated way back there. I changed the oil upon receipt and had the same problem. I drained the new oil into a reusable container and with the drain plug out ran my finger around and across the bottom of the oil pan. I had at least a quarter of an inch of sludge sitting there.
I put the oil back in with a 16 oz. can of Sea Foam and ran the tractor at 1500 RPM for half an hour. Shut it down and drained the oil. Felt back in and the sludge was gone. Filled with fresh oil and it stayed golden. Maybe you have that problem too.
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