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Tim Venable

03-26-2001 17:31:07

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Help!

My AC model WD has water in the engine. I spent an hour or so yesterday greasing it, doing a tune-up, etc. getting ready for spring's first use. When I changed the oil, I'd bet 1 to 2 gallons of water came out before the old oil poured out. (I do not have a shed to store the tractor, and unfortunately, it seems I was not careful enough to throw a tarp over it before some of the past winter's rains. It appears the bucket over the exhaust pipe didn't do the job).

Now when I push the starter, the engine turns over, but not very strong. Water is being pushed out the exhaust manifold/exhaust pipe. There is still water in the engine! I don't want to break anything in the engine, of course. But how do I get this water out so I can crank the tractor again?

Any advice would be appreciated!

Tim

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steve

03-26-2001 18:00:03

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Re: water in AC WD engine in reply to Tim Venable, 03-26-2001 17:31:07

pull the sparkplugs. put engine oil back in crankcase. crank engine over and push water out plug holes. drain carburetor bowl also. put a couple spoonfuls of WD-40 in each plug hole, then crank over several times again. finally put plugs in and start it up. i would consider changing engine oil again after an hour of running if you see any signs of water residue.

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brad

03-26-2001 18:14:57

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Re: Re: water in AC WD engine in reply to steve, 03-26-2001 18:00:03

steve gave some great advice. also you might take a look at your gear oil if this sits outdoors. if you notice any whitesh cream color in either your gear oil or your motor oil, after running it for a little bit, change it. The bearings do not like this at all. Good luck

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