Posted by 2thmkr on June 05, 2023 at 17:11:40 from (50.34.163.185):
This message is a reply to an archived post by 504 on March 07, 2021 at 20:39:25. The original subject was Re: Massey Ferguson 1959 oil filter.
I have a question in regard to the sludge, gunk. I also have a TO35 gas 4 cyl tractor that's recently started to knock after running a bit. A friend suggested using Seafoam plus changing the oil and filter. I inherited the tractor so don't know its history, but the oil is definitely in need of a change. He suggested I use a synthetic 40 weight oil, but to first drain the oil, replace the drain bolt, put in a couple quarts of gas, then after letting it sit for a couple of days drain out the gas. He claims this will clear out most of the gunk. Anyone try this before? Bottom line is I don't want to rebuild the engine if at all possible and in the process eliminate the knocking.
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