It was brought to my attention that the inside of my tractor needs some cleaning. Pictured my Gear shifters. Looks very bad, and thick. Someone mentioned Kerosene to clean out first then add in the new oil.
Can some one explain this to me a little more? All the little details are appreciated. Do I run the engine a little with the kerosene?? I would think not, but... Do I drain the old oil first, then add the kerosene??
I am also in the process of changing my Battery box, Old one rusted through and only the hydrolic metal lines were keeping it on the tractor. Any "easy" way to get the bolts out. there are 5 of them. I tried chipping away the rust and such, but I can vaguely see a top of the bolts. Grind off and try an easy out? Heat up with torch, not sure how easy that would be because it is the frame...??
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