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kcm.MN · Feb 26, 2023

Fawteen · Feb 26, 2023

Tractor abuse!

caterpillar guy · Feb 26, 2023

Why do people leave equipment like that out in snow that deep? Then they wonder how the water got in the transmission or engine well duh it saoks in around levers and shafts as well as down exhausts or intakes. IT ran last fall and is stuck now don't know why.

Geo-TH,In · Feb 26, 2023

JWA · Feb 26, 2023

How many dealers do you know of that park tractors and equipment inside? Asking for a friend.

4wdtom · Feb 26, 2023

Agree, but I notice what looks like a can over the exhaust at least.

Mark-Ia · Feb 26, 2023

Exhaust is covered and parked at the fuel barrel. Ready for the next day.

Bob Bancroft · Feb 26, 2023

Hopefully that's a short term event with a dealer. Repeated soakings accumulate damage. After Dad died and baby brother lost the farm, the JD 2510 sat outside for the first time in its life, for two years. When I was finally able to rescue it, the bottom of the air cleaner was full of water.

flying belgian · Feb 26, 2023

I agree
with you however in this case it may have been an overnight snow event caught him off guard.

showcrop · Feb 26, 2023

(quoted from post at 05:33:28 02/26/23) Why do people leave equipment like that out in snow that deep? Then they wonder how the water got in the transmission or engine well duh it saoks in around levers and shafts as well as down exhausts or intakes. IT ran last fall and is stuck now don't know why.

If water gets in all these places, what keeps the oil from running out??

Old tractors will get nearly as much water in them sitting in a shed as they will sitting out!

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