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Posted by Danimal2 on June 04, 2006 at 08:15:37 from (63.98.154.242):
Hello everyone, First Thanks for all the help on my last post. Just to recap, I got my farmall running and it ran for about 5 minutes if that long. I was able to put it into gear and move it maybe a foot before it just died. I can no longer turn the engine over with the starter or by hand. I have remove the starter completely and still nothing. I have put the tractor into 5th gear and rocked it back and forth. Nothing on the engine moves. Now before I started it, I checked to make sure that it had oil and that there was water in the radiator. Now I have removed the Valve cover and did notice that there was oil on top and appeared to be oiling properly (the engine turned over by hand very easily prior to the initial startup). Upon further inspection I found that although the radiator was full of water, the block had none. I drain the oil and found water in the oil as well. I have since put Marvel oil into the spark plug holes and it has been sitting for a couple of days and yet nothing. I have not checked to see if the tractor is stuck between gears, but it will roll in neutral. Any suggestions on what to do next and or if there is any other type of quick fix out there. I really enjoyed the sound of the tractor while it ran although breifly. It did not seem to get hot at all even to touch after it died. Thank you for your help and I apoligize for the long post. Daniel
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