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Super M oil pan
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Posted by Ludwig on March 14, 2002 at 07:17:50 from (209.213.208.66):
Hi all,
This summer I'm finally going to make the
switch to detergent oil in the Super M, now that
its finally mine. I figure its been run 30+ years
since its last rebuild with non-detergent in it.
So on that line I'm thinking it might be a nice
idea to drop the oil pan and scrape some of
the gunk out. The question is, how much of a
pain is it to put it back. I'd need a new gasket
right?
Remember theres no garage where I'd be
working, this is strictly shade tree mechanics. Any other advice for the detergent switch? I
figure to change, run for 10-15 hours then
drain and drop the pan. Then fill up again.
The oil hasn't been changed in at least 4
years that I know of, and the tractor only gets
run maybe 10 hours a year. It looked okay last
summer, but definately needs changing.
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