I had a 76 766 that the day after an oil change and using it had shiny metallic in the oil! OH CRAP what happened to it. Had to leave it sit that spring till after planting was done. Pulled the oil pan looking for a bad bearing and found nothing. Had a friend come over to look at it, First thing he did was to take the radiator cap off. Have you ever put alum-seal in it? No. Did your start it in the winter when it was real cold? Yes. He put the cap back on and said you need an 0 ring set for the oil cooler. Got a new set of 0 rings and put in the oil cooler new oil and filter and started it up. No more problem. I would start there its a cheap fix $5 for the 0 rings. Sounds dumb put that's what it was. Bandit
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