Posted by kelsh on August 18, 2008 at 06:21:42 from (98.243.103.90):
In Reply to: super c oil leak... posted by kelsh on August 17, 2008 at 18:18:44:
I bought this tractor with the motor already torn down. The head was also disassembled with valves and springs stored in a small box.This is why I took it to the machine shop to reassemble it. I put the motor back to gether and this is when I noticed the smokeing and the leaking black oil from the exhaust manifold. The oil was running on top of the head gasket to the two center ports. The gasket does have an oil stain on top where the two small holes are above the center exhaust ports. The pistons did have oil on top of them and yes all four plugs are oily. The oil from the number two cylinder was running on top of the gasket to the exhaust ports. I will try to senda photo of the gasket after I tore the engine down . Thanks again!
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