J John Fitzgerald Well-Known Member Sep 29, 2018 #11 I would simply put a bypass/blanking plate on and change the oil more often. The older engines didn't even have a filter.
I would simply put a bypass/blanking plate on and change the oil more often. The older engines didn't even have a filter.
S shiftsuper175607 Lawn Addict Sep 29, 2018 #12 John Fitzgerald said: I would simply put a bypass/blanking plate on and change the oil more often. The older engines didn't even have a filter. Click to expand... I agree with John my Kubota, 26 yrs old, has no filter no problems, I just change the oil regularly.
John Fitzgerald said: I would simply put a bypass/blanking plate on and change the oil more often. The older engines didn't even have a filter. Click to expand... I agree with John my Kubota, 26 yrs old, has no filter no problems, I just change the oil regularly.
P Pumper54 Well-Known Member Oct 2, 2018 #13 Can you post a good clear picture of the engine sitting on your frame so everyone can a really good idea of your problem? Lots of smart folks here that are willing to help out. Good luck with it. Tom
Can you post a good clear picture of the engine sitting on your frame so everyone can a really good idea of your problem? Lots of smart folks here that are willing to help out. Good luck with it. Tom
