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I would say that it is most likely a head gasket .if you can do a compression check to see which cylinders are involved,that will give you some insight what to look for when you look at the gasket.I guess just the head gasket ,I do not know if for the tractor (you did not say what kind)you have they suggest replacing the head bolts.But get the water out of those cylinders asap.
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Head gasket replacement on the 2-cylinders is a fairly easy job, you may need some exhaust and intake gaskets also
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Hello – I'm back – Thanks for every one's help – I'm new to this… it's a northern tractor model 204… from what I can tell the oil looks clean. It's gotten a bit cold here in NY so have not been outside as I do have a day job and it's too dark out when I get home so the week end warrior will be addressing first thing Saturday
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Well, you probably don't have a machinist's wedge, so reinstall three head bolts, one in the center and one at each end. Leave about one-half inch gap between the head of the bolt and the cylinder head. Crank the engine over once or twice. Now I'm assuming you have the head completely stripped down, rocker shaft, push rods, injectors, and all.
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Bob – Thanks so much – took all of about 30 seconds after spending a hour or two pulling my back out….. have most of it back together. some how I dropped a nut from intake manifold – need to order a few parts – oil filter and valve cover gasket – drain oil and anti-freeze .. I hope by the end of next weekend – I'm back in business for another 10 years
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