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Happy camper here. Without removing the tanks, I was able to substantially drain both and did see some milky stuff on the bottom. I even put a hose in the bottom drain and pulled a good vacuum on tank. Also cleaned the tiny screen filters on the withdrawal hoses in the tanks. Used additive...

Much appreciated, will pick up both products tomorrow!!

I will have a break in activities this weekend and plan to remove both tanks and clean them out. I've never removed them, but assume I'll need to remove the Ferris cover/shroud to get to the tanks. This begs a question - Any guidance on cleaning a tank, maybe just invert it and pour out any...

It's more of a milky emulsion. I'm strongly betting it's coming from the tank(s). Now just to figure out how to remove the tanks and thoroughly clean them. May save it for a fall project, when things slow down, can use my Kubota to get me thru. I'll report back when tank cleaning is...

No, not smoking but I intend to check and clean the air filter. thx, Gary Interesting, re: something floating in the bottom of tank. I had an issue similar on another piece of equipment years ago. So, I'll see what I can do there. Ferris tanks are hard to see into, the hose connection at the...

My Ferris diesel, otherwise, a decent mower, has started losing power after running/mowing a while. I've changed the fuel filter, cleaned the water filter and even replaced the fuel pump (not cheap) and it still 'bogs down' after running a bit. I can stop, disengage the blades and wait a bit...