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Posted by OK-AL on November 07, 2005 at 18:41:30 from (4.245.69.248):
In Reply to: Lets say you have a bunch of old tractors posted by Tractorcedric on November 07, 2005 at 18:12:48:
I wouldn't drain the oil if I were you. I drained the oil on an old car engine and stored it in my barn. Three years later I pulled it out of the barn. It was stuck bad. I pulled the oil pan and discovered that the rods had rusted to the crank, the pistons had rusted to the cylinders and just about everything inside the engine that was steel was rusted bad. The engine was stored in a dry place in the barn, off the floor. Keep the oil in the engines. No reason to drain it. OK-AL
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