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kurt m

12-04-2007 19:42:08

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i am a new H owner and just noticed oil coming from the connection between the exhaust header and muffler, is this normal, is it okay or is it something that i sould worry about? any info and help would really be appreciated, thanks kwm219@hotmail.com

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Steven f/AZ

12-05-2007 14:35:05

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Re: oil coming from exhaust in reply to Quebec Red, 12-04-2007 19:42:08

Pat-CT said: (quoted from post at 14:11:55 12/05/07) theres a term for what mine does and i guess its called dry stacking or wet stacking or something of that nature where the engine is iseling to long and not being put under a big load i noticed this for about the first year when all i was doing was pulling it in and out of the garage and the ocasional drive down the street.. hwen i put it under a good load which i now do reguraly its gone now...mine just needed that govoner to open up : )

Wet stacking or slobbering is a diesel engine problem when unburned fuel is coming out the exhaust because of cold conditions and long idle times.

Gasoline engines just have condensation (water) coming out from running cool and idling too long. If there is fuel coming out the exhaust on a gas engine, you have carburetor problems.

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Pat-CT

12-05-2007 13:11:55

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Re: oil coming from exhaust in reply to kurt m, 12-04-2007 19:42:08

theres a term for what mine does and i guess its called dry stacking or wet stacking or something of that nature where the engine is iseling to long and not being put under a big load i noticed this for about the first year when all i was doing was pulling it in and out of the garage and the ocasional drive down the street.. hwen i put it under a good load which i now do reguraly its gone now...mine just needed that govoner to open up : )

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Janicholson

12-05-2007 06:49:56

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Re: oil coming from exhaust in reply to kurt m, 12-04-2007 19:42:08

I agree with Riverbend,
I will also add that the tractor is not being used hard enough to get hot enough to limit condensation on the manifold. When started they make lots of condensed water vapor. every five gallons of gasoline burnt produces one gallon of brand new water. It is the ashes from a hydrogen fire.
YOu need one other thing to do. Find a 2" NPT pipe tap. (borrow one) They are big.
Remove the pipe from the manifold with a pipe wrench. Clean the existing threads with a small rotary wire wheel. Use cutting fluid and the tap to chase the threads to make them new.
Buy a piece of 2" schedule 40 black iron pipe about 12 inches long with threads on one end.
Use silver colored permatex anti sieze compound on the threads, and screw it in. If water can get out it can also get in. That will result in rusted cylinders, and a possible stuck engine. Good luck with it, the problem is common, and needs to be fixed while it is still just as it is, and not stripped out alltogether. Do not weld the pipe to the manifold, it ruins both. JimN

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riverbend

12-05-2007 05:56:40

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Re: oil coming from exhaust in reply to kurt m, 12-04-2007 19:42:08

Kurt,

It is possible that the black stuff you see is oil, but more likely it is soot and water vapor. If it were oil, there would be so much smoke you would think the motor was on fire.

Put a drop on a piece of paper and see if it dries out.

Greg

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