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SC Oil on floor?

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G. L. Perry

11-14-2003 14:19:33




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I just made a gasket for oil screen on my SC oil screen on the pan. Put the oil in yesterday and was fine. NOW, go out to garage and oil is all over floor, Bummer! Seems to be leaking at that screen cover. I used paper for gasket. What I need, thicker? Cork not paper? I'm real dissappointed after thinking I had the gasket deal whipped! Did I mention, more and more, I HATE old Tractors and Trucks too?? *&^%$!

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Gene Dotson

11-14-2003 19:27:15




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 Re: SC Oil on floor? in reply to G. L. Perry, 11-14-2003 14:19:33  
NAPA sells a couple different kinds of gasket material in a roll. I bought a roll of their black high temp material. A little pricey, but will make a lot of gaskets. Good investment ia a gasket punch set too. I still like the challenge of my old tractors and my 1947 Studebaker M-16... Gene



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G. L. Perry

11-14-2003 20:44:17




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 Re: Re: SC Oil on floor? in reply to Gene Dotson, 11-14-2003 19:27:15  
Yeah, got those punches, really a lot nicer to make gaskets now. Good sharp razor blade type knives and scissors too. The gasket looked great, I was so proud of myself! I'm gonna use the thicker grey stuff I got now, just harder to cut is all. Gonna use some Dang "Silicone" too, I hate that stuff mostly. Next.....weld that dang cover on!!!! Just Kidding...I Hope! :-P



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don't weld it!

11-15-2003 10:22:30




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 Re: Re: Re: SC Oil on floor? in reply to G. L. Perry, 11-14-2003 20:44:17  
Don't weld it - the silicone will make it seal. If you use clear it doesn't detract from the looks of the tractor. You might want to take it back off - the manual recommends cleaning the screen every 250 hrs. Let's see, at 20 hrs/yr I will need to clean mine again in 2011. :) todd hamilton



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todd hamilton

11-14-2003 19:22:52




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 Re: SC Oil on floor? in reply to G. L. Perry, 11-14-2003 14:19:33  
Goop the cover and bolts liberally with gasket forming silicon rated for oil and heat. No, this is not original but mine has held for four years with no leaks.



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Paul f

11-14-2003 16:21:03




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 Re: SC Oil on floor? in reply to G. L. Perry, 11-14-2003 14:19:33  
G.L. Look at it this way... if it stops leaking it means you are out of oil :-)
Paul f
1953 DC3
1952 M-37 Dodge



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DON L

11-14-2003 15:55:28




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 Re: SC Oil on floor? in reply to G. L. Perry, 11-14-2003 14:19:33  
What I have done is used the last page of a note book to make gaskets, and possibly put a small amount of gasket silicone on both sides. Make sure the sealing area is oil and dent free. Don L.



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