SeaFoam = NicoDerm SA
Sun Apr 09, 2006 3:46 pm
Yippee! Well John and Cowboy, you may have been spot on... I put the PB B'laster and the Sea Foam into the cylinders for a while and then ran the tractor hard the other day, it still smoked.
I let it set a while and got it out today to put the new front tires on it, and then I ran it hard around the field for a good hour, and it's not smoking hardly at all!
In fact, it smokes less than my Cub, you can't even see the exhaust most of the time - and it's not blowing smoke out the oil breather cap any more either!
I let it set a while and got it out today to put the new front tires on it, and then I ran it hard around the field for a good hour, and it's not smoking hardly at all!
In fact, it smokes less than my Cub, you can't even see the exhaust most of the time - and it's not blowing smoke out the oil breather cap any more either!
Fri May 05, 2006 5:40 am
Hey Allen...Sounds like you were sucessful in freeing up several stuck rings on your tractor...WAY TO GO 
You can ADD some Seafoam to your oil and keep those rings free by running your tractor more often (even if it's just for a ride down a country road)
You can ADD some Seafoam to your oil and keep those rings free by running your tractor more often (even if it's just for a ride down a country road)
Fri May 05, 2006 6:49 am
Awesome Allen Happy to hear she's runnin' smooth.
Billy
Fri May 05, 2006 11:00 am
Hoo boy, when you're putting that stuff directly into the intake... She smokes to beat all!
Did that to my Super H here a couple of weeks ago. Pulled the vacuum plug on the intake manifold and slowly sprayed 1/3 of a can in there. *COUGH* *COUGH* *COUGH*
Did that to my Super H here a couple of weeks ago. Pulled the vacuum plug on the intake manifold and slowly sprayed 1/3 of a can in there. *COUGH* *COUGH* *COUGH*