Posted by CornHead on August 04, 2016 at 09:01:57 from (50.124.55.182):
I had a tractor sitting in the barn for a few years, loved the thing but dont have any use for a tractor that size. So I listed it forsale and a guy comes and buy it. He refused to drive it there and I even dropped it off for him and he refused to drive it them. Said he didnt want to look stupid. Then he tells me he overheated it and its leaking oil really bad. I go out there and check it out, was low on coolant, put some in, ran it for 2 hours with no issue other then oil leaking from Im hoping the valve cover. This guy doesn't have a clue what hes doing and even told me that so I wouldn't be surprised if he got this thing super hot. Im worried he might have damaged the engine and he thinks its my fault. I think it his, he bought it, hooked his implement to it and he ran it.
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