Posted by Longbeards on February 13, 2021 at 13:57:28 from (174.198.208.25):
Today I picked up a bobcat 743 with a kubota v1702 motor. It was cheap (3k) as a result of someones divorce but had been sitting with a dead battery for about 7 months. It is now Feb and 20 degrees. I put a new battery in and had to put a torch in the intake to get it to fire. It blew lots of water out the exhaust and the breather tube steamed like mad dripping water. I let it run thinking it was just a little and would steam off. Used it a bit to test it out and loaded it and brought it home. It didn't seam to have any water in the oil, just exhaust and out the breather. I don't have an enclosed area to work on it or store it. I'm afraid to cause damage by starting and afraid of water freezing in there. We have forecast snow every other day and and overnights in teens for next week or so.. What's my best course of action? How do I get water out safely? I did just buy a torpedo heater to try.
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