[AT] Problem with JD 40

[charliehill]

LeRoy, I'd put some kero or diesel in with the milky oil, let it sit a 
while, drain it and repeat the rinse with kero or diesel.  Then put in new 
oil.  It might take it a while to drain out well.  I don't think you have to 
worry much about it freezing as long as it is milky.  I think it will just 
make some ice crystal and not get solid BUT it gets a lot colder where you 
are than it does here.

Charlie
----- Original Message ----- 
From: "LeRoy Price III" <leroy_price3 at hotmail.com>
To: "Antique tractor email discussion group" <at at lists.antique-tractor.com>
Sent: Wednesday, December 03, 2008 2:08 PM
Subject: [AT] Problem with JD 40


>
> Guys, I need some help.  I took off today in order to start a few 
> tractors.  I started with my JD 40 (1956).  I got it started
> and I'm getting a weird noise and its not from the engine.  It appears to 
> be coming from the gas tank area.  The noise is like
> a loud vibration and I just don't see what it could be.  The last time I 
> ran it in late spring, it was fine.  I also check a few of
> the oil levels and found that the transmission oil is milky which say that 
> water got into it correct?  Should I drain it for the
> winter?  Or should I drain it and fill it with kerosine and let it sit 
> until spring?  These are outside under tarps so I just want
> to get them running and let them run for a while but this noise bugs me.
>
> If anyone want to give me a call on my cell its 484-226-0487.
>
> LeRoy
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