First order of business is to remove the oil pan by removing all the outer bolts, then untorque the center cap, place a 1 inch piece of plastigauge on the cap and retorque. Then take it back off and see how the squished pg measures up against the color coded measure on the packing. I think anything as wide as 3 to 6 thousandths is adequate.If they are not in tolerance then the undersize bearing will be marked on the backside of the bearing and providing none of them are scored or badly scratched then you order the same size. I personally feel you would be better off to do the split and take the motor and pump to a machine shop and let the people who have some history with engines do the work.Or better yet the whole tractor.Option 2 is not to operate the tractor after it drops off to 5 lbs.Put some 15w40 in it if your not in a cold climate or wait till warm weather to change.
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