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Local mower shop hauled this one in.

Owner claimed he just changed the oil, started mowing and it died, wouldn’t turn over.

Shop owner put it on the lift, then exclaimed. OH $&17!!!

picture shows the problem.

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ri702bill

Yep, some folks should not play with wrenches.

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ebinmaine

Oh boy

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Bill D

That'll do it.  Did he even put oil back in it??? I'd expect a bigger mess if he did.  Good parts rig for someone.  

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8ntruck

Yup.  I changed the oil on my MF GC1720 today.  Bit of an access wrassle to get something to turn the oil filter.  Got the new filter on and was just about ready to start pouring the new oil I,  when I remembered I had not put the drain plug back in yet.

 

Caught it in time, though.

 

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mrc

you can't make stuff like this up!

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Bill D
9 hours ago, 8ntruck said:

Yup.  I changed the oil on my MF GC1720 today.  Bit of an access wrassle to get something to turn the oil filter.  Got the new filter on and was just about ready to start pouring the new oil I,  when I remembered I had not put the drain plug back in yet.

 

Caught it in time, though.

 

Could happen to anyone 🙄

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pfrederi
1 hour ago, Bill D said:

Could happen to anyone 🙄

 

10 hours ago, 8ntruck said:

Yup.  I changed the oil on my MF GC1720 today.  Bit of an access wrassle to get something to turn the oil filter.  Got the new filter on and was just about ready to start pouring the new oil I,  when I remembered I had not put the drain plug back in yet.

 

Caught it in time, though.

 

  Never ever happened to me...Not! :P

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953 nut
11 hours ago, 8ntruck said:

Yup.  I changed the oil on my MF GC1720 today.  Bit of an access wrassle to get something to turn the oil filter.  Got the new filter on and was just about ready to start pouring the new oil I,  when I remembered I had not put the drain plug back in yet.

 

Caught it in time, though.

 

Fellow I worked with years ago drained the oil on his Cummings powered Dodge when he got called away to work some overtime. The next morning he dumped three gallons of Mobil One into the engine, about half of it went into the drain pan still in place under the truck, the rest was on the floor.       :hide:

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Handy Don

Ok, I admit incomplete knowledge, so please school me on why a machine freshly filled with oil and not having its filter iin place didn’t spew oil out the side of the machine. Is the filter only in the pickup side of the oil circulation?

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davem1111

 :text-yeahthat: :eusa-think:

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