Posted by gene bender on August 06, 2016 at 06:39:47 from (67.55.226.10):
In Reply to: Re: Farmall A Storage posted by Steve@Advance on August 06, 2016 at 06:14:19:
You are treating this engine thing like it is a modern hi-strung racing engine. Those engines are simple thats why they are still around and dont need special stuff the new ones need or they are junk. Think of how many millions of tractors were parked in the fall and never started till spring and a majority of them lasted for yrs. Ive had engines apart that have sat for yrs and there is still oil on the bearings and crankcase isnt full of water from condensation. Anti-freeze in those old engines doesent break down but the use of bad water sure can. Tear down a 113 engine thats been in Colorado if you want to see rust ect and if they would have used anti-freeze it would have been in better shape.
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