Ran across a new day-killer today. We have been cultivating beans with our IH826 with a mounted 8r30 #85 cultivator. At some point (or probably at several different points) the gang under the tractor reared up enough to hit the oil pan. Wasn't a big hole but it started leaking pretty steady. Luckily we caught before any more damage was done. Threaded a bolt with a gasket on it and added some oil to get it home. Defiantly the first time a busted oil pan has made the repair list. Fortunately we still have the 3020 w/ an FM on it to keep things rolling.
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