no problem Rich. most folks make way to big a deal about low oil pressure readings. I always hear fellers hollering about having 60 or 70PSI pressure. BS. 70 pounds would blow every seal in an old engine in short order. I am happy with my 4 or 5 pounds. my old tractor just keeps going and going. haven't even had new rings in since the late 60s.I decided long ago that 4 or5 psi was plenty.may not be enough for a green tractor but red ones just keep going. We are working the snot out of 5 c's and Superc's right now trying to keep all this baccer plowed. we have had waay to much rain here and in danger of loosing a big chunk of our crop. I guess a third of it scalded down today.tobacco is a dry season crop. I will take a dry year anytime over a wet one. I can pump water on if needed but can't take it off.
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