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Posted by wdTom on October 24, 2003 at 16:52:17 from (155.212.223.64):
In Reply to: Winterizing posted by Rex from Indiana on October 24, 2003 at 04:15:29:
You have some good advise, I would add just one thing. When you get the tractor where it is going to be and want to shut it down do it by pouring oil into the carburator inlet, by the choke. Do this while reving the engine. Keep it going for a few seconds and then pour in enough to shut it down. You might use a half quart of oil doing this. This will do more for coating the valves and the interior of the engine than just putting a little in the cylinders and spinning it over. It wouldn't hurt to do this too.
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