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Back several mouths ago I was bushoging and I needed to go to shop to cool radiater off (need a new radiater) and when I starter back to field (50 yard) I noticed no oil pressure, oil level way fine. Any ideaes or suggustion??? Thanks in advance. Gene
 
Hey Gene i have a to20 that lost oil pressure
one time. all it end up being was that the brass elbow on side of the block for the oil
pressure line was clogged. take it apart see what
happens. good luck
 
Sounds like it has been overheating .
1 - Could be a bad oilpressure guage . Disconnect line , and check the pressure .
2 - Could be bad rod , or main bearings . Is it making a knocking noise . I have a to30 that has a bad guage . To torment me for awhile , it has a bad wristpin . That can sound like a bad bearing .
3 - Could have a bad oil pump , or a plugged oil pick up or filter .
You might pull the pan , and check the pickup . This will only cost you a gasket .
Do you have oil pressure when cold , and it goes away when hot . If so , DON'T run it . That is a bearing , or pump problem . That can get real serious , real quick .
Hope this helps
Good luck .
I hope that it is the guage
 
Must be a ford. The 20,30,,35,and 50 all have an aluminum gear held onto the pump with a wedged screw and it could have sheered.
 
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