Older tractors are bad to condense water in the transmissions just from air temperature changes. They will look like that after a few years even if stored in an insulated (not heated) building. When they were newer and used as intended, plowing, disking, cultivating, etc. as they were intended, the transmissions got warm and stayed warm enough to evaporate the water. Now however most of them get pretty light use and the transmissions never get very warm so the water does not evaporate out. In addition to some other tractors, I have my Dad's Farmall H he farmed with for 45 years. In that time it never showed signs of water in the transmission oil, but setting in my shed and only being driven around the place every 2 or 3 months and 5 miles to town for a parade once a year it needs the transmission oil changed about every 5 years or so. 15 gallons. :twisted:
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