I don't know if there could be any correlation. I know that when we were milking we had 2 3020s. One was new enough to have a paper filter and the 65 had an oil bath. We used the 65 on the spreader because it was the only one able to fit under the gutter cleaner chute, and the newer one was wide front and had a cab so it got used on the snow blower. We saw that the one on snow blower duty acually ended up with more moisture in the oil than the oil bath spreader tractor. I always figured it was because the tractor was pulling moisture in while ventilating the crankcase, from all the snow flying around while blowing. It definately got up to temp so it shouldn't have been an issue but we saw it more in that tractor. Both these tractors were kept inside when not being used.
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