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Re: Brining a Famall M out of storage--Questions.
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Posted by Nat on October 18, 2005 at 06:08:05 from (64.80.110.22):
In Reply to: Brining a Famall M out of storage--Questions. posted by Blue3992 on October 17, 2005 at 16:01:10:
The best thing I can recommend for you at this point is that you get a reproduction owner's manual and the I&T service manual at the very least. Oil is traditionally 30W non-detergent, like CaseIH LOW ASH, but getting the engine oil "exactly right" is not crucial. It's probably had 30W non-detergent all its life, so that's the safest bet due to the sludge buildup in the engine. If you start using 10W-40 detergent oil in it now, the sludge will start coming loose and causing all sorts of problems. I believe you mean SAE90 in the REAR END, not the crankcase... Yeah, that's what's recommended IIRC.
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