Posted by Joe (Wa) on January 20, 2008 at 14:34:36 from (66.248.34.46):
In Reply to: What a Weekend posted by Tom Railsback on January 20, 2008 at 12:42:55:
Tom, I feel your pain. A couple of years ago I bought a Case 310 that had been dead for 8 years. Couldn't get the trailer close, about 200 yards away. Had everything in the truck to get it running, carb, dist, battery, boat type gas tank, etc.
Walked in with a tool bag and a 1 gal bucket to check it out. Drained a little water out of the engine & torque tube drain plugs, cracked the transmission drain plug, sat the bucket under it and walked back out to unhook and drive my truck in.
Meanwhile the seller comes home, sees the bucket under the transmission, thinks I am changing oil so is going to help me. Needless to say a 1 gal bucket is somewhat small for 4 gals of SAE 90 and probably a gal or so of water that leaked in over the years.
When I got back, he was standing there, oil soaked from head to toe, with the drain plug in his hand.
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