Re: Freezing up your tractor in the winter

Posted by Polish Mike on December 29, 2003 at 12:38:38 from (158.57.45.226):

In Reply to: Freezing up your tractor in the winter posted by Doug on December 29, 2003 at 12:19:12:

Doug...Just make sure you have a good anti-freeze mix in the block and in the radiator. A good anti-freeze tester is only a couple dollars at your local car parts store. You might also want to make sure there's no water in your fuel sediment bowl. Another good place to check is the cup on the bottom of the oil bath air filter, as water can accumulate there if it ever gets run in the rain.

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