Transmission flush for vintage tractors

[Soundguy]

funny.. I see a spelling correction must have changed my 'far' to 'for' which wasn't a misspelling.. it was a drawl..

 

[Bigfoot62]

funny.. I see a spelling correction must have changed my 'far' to 'for' which wasn't a misspelling.. it was a drawl..

My bad. Just trying to help. :confused3: After all, you are from Floor-i-duh. LOL

 

[Bigfoot62]

BTW, what was this thread about?

 

[Soundguy]

My bad. Just trying to help. :confused3: After all, you are from Floor-i-duh. LOL

and that reminds me of that music artist.. Flo Rida

sounds like florida to me..

 

[MIKE R]

BTW, what was this thread about?

Transmission flush for vintage tractors.

 

[Soundguy]

BTW, what was this thread about?

uh.. let me read back and see.

ok.. its about:

diesel and kerosene are not simialr at all.

#1Kerosene has more lubricity than #2diesel

and kerosene is fine to dump in mass quantities into a sump and drive around for hours... but diesel will kill the tractor.

that sum it up or did i miss any other good 'repeated-what-I-heard' / believe to be true info?

soundguy

( feeling crotechety right now.. ) NAW.. actually in great mood, having a good time. Got a 60's/70's rock band on stage and getting ready to bring the lights up on the downbeat.

 

[Bigfoot62]

Transmission flush for vintage tractors.

Maybe so. But me and Soundguy are having WAY too much fun. :cool2:

 

[Soundguy]

Maybe so. But me and Soundguy are having WAY too much fun. :cool2:

and if you can't have fun.. it just ain't worth it...

 

[Bigfoot62]

and if you can't have fun.. it just ain't worth it...

AMEN to that! :thumbsup: Life is way too short.

 

[WilliamBos]

I would not use kero to rinse it out, use sound guys mix.