Posted by Hoss in Maine on December 25, 2007 at 16:11:31 from (72.224.133.167):
In Reply to: Cold weather starting posted by deer hound on December 25, 2007 at 09:51:27:
It also dont take much condensation to gather up in the bottom of the crankcase.Only takes very little to freeze up the oil pump.When this happens the tractor will start and run but will have no oil pressure.If you notice upon startup that this has happened shut down,drain oil and yank oil pump.On the end of oil pump shaft you may or may not notice a square tin coupling,may be on end of other shaft if not broke or in bottom of crankcase in two pieces,which will probably be the case.I made one up a bit heavier,works good. Later Hoss
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