Couple years ago I parked my snowblower outside in the woods, uncovered. Following winter engine was seized so I left it alone for a couple of years... today I dragged it out and got the motor unstuck. Oil level was high, which told me it had water in the oil; I should have emptied first, but it's a bit of a pain and I didn't want to mess with it until I knew if it'd run. Got it to run off brake cleaner so I did change the oil. Lovely milkshake came out... ugh. [Somehow I'm missing a carb piece that I never removed. New carb in the mail but it won't get here until tomorrow.]
I have it sitting in a clear container and it may have separated a bit over a few hours... wondering if I just wait long enough, if I can somehow separate the two, slowly decant off?
Not sure when hazardous waste day rolls around, and it's a small amount, so it can go then. Just not sure if I can make it go away sooner than that.
I have it sitting in a clear container and it may have separated a bit over a few hours... wondering if I just wait long enough, if I can somehow separate the two, slowly decant off?
Not sure when hazardous waste day rolls around, and it's a small amount, so it can go then. Just not sure if I can make it go away sooner than that.