Are you aware ?????!!.. THE WEt CLUTCH area COULD HAVE WATER IN THERE contaminating Your engine oil , Drain it and flush with Gasoline , this oil is allowed to migrate from engine to clutch and eqaulizes , ...........Don't grab the wrenches for an engine tear down just Yet! , At least I would not until I tried BARS LEAK In the RADIATOR and LUCAS ENGINE SEALER (NAPA)IN THE MOTOR OIL and ran it for about 40 hours ,.... to save the engine bearings , Get all the Antifreeze out of there 1ST ,. may requireat least a couple flushings... each day before using check the oil drain plug for water , park tractor in a manner that drain is at the lowest point , and that is where a tablespoon of water might be each day ,, if you have a Qt in 24 hrs , disregard my Ideas and grab the tools ...
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