Posted by Phil Tibbetts on October 17, 2013 at 11:45:03 from (208.93.14.38):
When I changed the oil in my 364 with the 154 diesel engine last month I found about 2 tablespoons of anti freeze in it. So I put in a bottle of Barrs stop leak, the copper type, and ran it for about 1/2 hour. The oil pan was leaking around the gasket so I got a new gasket and tore into it today. There was no anti freeze that I could see in the oil but after I got the oil pan off I noticed 1 drop on the bottom of the front sleeve. It doesn't seem to be leaking as it sets so I am planning on putting it back together and checking the drain plug from time to time. I don't use this tractor much so I am hoping I can get by. What about putting non pressurized radiator cap on it? What do you folks on here think?
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