I had another thread going about my worries checking oil to the heads with no help. I live up a hollow and the county road has snow as well as my driveway. I have not been able to get propane to heat my shop for a couple of weeks and it was eight degrees this morning. I thought if I could get this snow off my road it would be frozen this week and the propane truck could get in when the county road clears, so I went out to start my 1953 Farmall Cub with a blade. When it wouldn’t start I went in the shop to get jumper cables and a jumper to bypass the ballast resister. When I got in there I decided to try the oiling again quickly with drill in one hand and breaker bar in the other. I got oil quickly. Cub started, driveway cleared and I’m back in the house over coffee. A good day in the cold.
