[AT] Kohler Question

[CEE VILL]

Option 1

If the engine will not be used, drain it at the lowest point so the drain is 
pretty complete.  May be necessary to pull one end of the lower hose.  Leave 
it drained until you are ready to work on it.  For many years we never used 
anti freeze in our tractors.  Drained them before freeze and refilled if 
they had to be used.  Drained again when finished.

Option 2

Drain 1/2 of the coolant.  Refill with antifreeze.  Shake the engine like a 
can of paint for five minutes.

Did I really say that????????/

Charlie V. in WNY



>From: Richard Fink Sr <nancydick at pennswoods.net>
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>Subject: [AT] Kohler Question
>Date: Mon, 02 Oct 2006 07:07:54 -0700
>
>On my recent purchase a Kohler power plant. This unit was always housed in 
>side and it don't appear it has any antifreeze in it. I won''t have time to 
>get it running before cold weather sets in here. And would like to know how 
>i can get antifreeze to mix with the water with out running it.
>thanks
>R Fink
>PA
>
>
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