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Old 10-26-2011, 08:33 PM
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I change the oil for the seasons.......I put 10w30 mobile 1 in for the winter, so as soon as I take the deck off, i change oil, snow plow on........snow plow off, change oil, deck back on !! worke for me !!!! I like Lew's Idea of baking pan, then you can make some brownies !!!
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Mmmmmm brownies,that pan is a brownie pan....
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Haven't tried it yet, but I'm planning on getting one of these,
http://www.formafunnel.com/galleryFaq.html

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http://www.formafunnel.com/galleryFaq.html

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How do you make brownies in that thing!!??
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It says "grease the pan well" before adding brownie mix--ok
can I substitute 710 --er "oil" or do I need to grease it???
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How do you make brownies in that thing!!??
I think that' for them funny brownies.A cool looking gadget tho.
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I think that' for them funny brownies.A cool looking gadget tho.
If it was, it would only be for sale in California!!
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My nieghbor has a hand crank pump that lets you take the oil out the top. holds about a gallon.
I think he bought it at Tractor Supply for about $35. worth it if you have a few tractors and want to stay off the ground as much as possible! Going on my xmas list.
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The downside of sucking oil out is you don't drain any of the crud on the bottom of oil pan.
If you drain oil out hot, a lot of contamints flow out with the oil.
Flushing with Kerosine is even better.
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Wouldn't the residual kerosene break down the viscosity of your new oil?
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