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Re: Gas in Oil
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Posted by old on January 09, 2007 at 19:17:39 from (4.245.4.90):
In Reply to: Gas in Oil posted by Krawzyk on January 09, 2007 at 17:32:43:
Veru common problem on almost all tractors. First off change the oil before you run it any more or you can/will blow the engine. Next every time you park it shut the gas off or it will happen again. What happens if the float needle seeps a little then that over fills the carb, then the gas flows up and into to engine, yes it goes up hill. Seen it to many times on to many tractors, doesn't matter what color they are they all can do it. BTDT
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