Engine treatments?

[rmonio]

I also use Sea Foam for my tractors, trucks, 2-cycle tools, etc.. It really does the job and I recommend it to everyone that I know.

(I'm glad to see that someone brought it up - I was going to add my recommendation and then noticed that yellowsocks got to it first... but then again he's from MN and he probably listens to Paul Brand once in a while too! /forums/images/graemlins/wink.gif )

-Bob

 

[Inspector507]

Here's the website for SeaFoam if anyone is interested in looking at it.

 

[RalphVa]

I use Sea Foam in the gasoline for my Gravely. It seems to have fixed some occasional stumble at idle. Read raves about it elsewhere in TBN.

I wouldn't use it or anything else in my oil though. Waste of money, and could do some harm. Synthetic oil is the best oil and won't be any higher price than dino oil if you double the change interval and will give you about 3% better fuel mileage.

Ralph

 

[yellowsocks93]

Good Ole MN. Hey how bout the lack of snow! Man pretty hard to snowmobile here. Up north they have a little less than a foot when I went up a couple days ago.

 

[Dutch445]

No snow here in Upstate NY... sleds still in the garage covered in dust.. haven't even touched them yet, as nothing in the forecast either. They are trying to ride north of us here, on the infamous tug hill, but most reports are it's terrible, thin cover, water holes.
Maybe a trip to canada is in order!
/forums/images/graemlins/cool.gif

 

[rmonio]

Yes, the lack of snow is pretty depressing here in MN. I'd several feet of the white stuff so I can play with the JD and loader!

The Northerner's are getting some more of it this weekend and it looks we'll get some next week ourselves.. so perhaps we'll get our wish.

Paul Brand says if you keep a can of Sea Foam in your vehicle, you can use it in the tank when you run out of gas and you'll have enough there to get to the nearest gas station (as long as you're not out in the country)...

-Bob