oil pan drain on H

Posted by KRUSS on August 26, 2005 at 20:35:27 from (142.161.203.59):

finally got what was formerly my dad's H back to it's rightful home today. i don't think this tractor has ever been shedded in it's life. also has not been run for a few ?? years. it is not seized. however i cannot get the drain plug to budge. should i use heat?? should i remove the oil pan and then deal with it?? i removed the oil filter cannister and the oil there looked not that bad. btw the tractor has excellent tires, workable tin, has potential for restoration. for sentimental reasons i want to do this one right. my pockets are deeper than usual on this one.

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