I don't want to her the answer !

Changed oil in my 584 Thursday. Oil was milky. OH NO I SAY. Then I thought maybe it might be condensation from be in the lower barn where it is cool and damp for the winter. I did check the water and added some antifreeze but I don't know. I know the bad answer, hoping for an easy one. Thoughts ? It has been a year since the oil changed, sorry to my tractor. Thanks.

I think I'd just change the oil and watch it. Don't spin the wrenches if ya don't have to.

Allan

Thanks for the reply. I will be cutting hay soon and this is my mowing machine so maybe after a good hard run with some heat in the motor, I will change the oil and filter and see how she is. Our weather up here in Mass has been real bad with all the damp and rain, but it is getting better. I hope this is the case, sure would make me smile. Thanks and have a great weekend.

Work does wonders for these old tractors; they just aren't happy unless they are under the whip.

All last summer I had a heck of an oil leak at one of the remotes on my 966 (tractor had been setting for 6 years prior). Since I've put in back out on the farm and made 'er work, the darned thing has dried clear up. Works and operates like a new one again.

Same way with my "hunting" 3 point. That problem just mysteriously went away after I hooked it to the plow this spring. :>)

Allan