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Re: smoking super c
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Posted by dan on June 19, 2003 at 04:53:46 from (65.177.17.26):
In Reply to: smoking super c posted by one row on June 18, 2003 at 10:16:35:
It is probably normal. My motor is fresh and a little souped up and you should see it smoke a little with the 6 foot finish mower attached and mowing 4 foot tall wet grass at WOT. It isn't what I would call a lot but all engines will have a little blow by that increases with engine load. Have you ever seen the draft tube on a big detroit 6-71 powered truck right after it came off a mountain? You would think there was a fire under the hood. Unless it is really bad or it does it all the time then nothing is wrong. It is sopposed to vent there. Modern engines have a pcv valve to reburn that smoke but old tractors don't.
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