I am working on putting a Oliver 55 series factory cab on an 1850. Next is hooking up the heater core. What is the best/correct location? The 1850 parts book doesn't show anything but the 1855 lists a 3/8 pipe tee and elbow used to hook up the 5/8 heater hose but doesnt show exactly where. Do these hook in up at front of head where the hydra power cooler piping is? Splice into lines at the cooler? If someone could look on a 55 series that would be great! Does it matter which hose from heater core hooks to where (one line has the control ball valve up in cab)? Thanks!
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Nobody has one with a cab and heat??
I did some looking and there is a pipe coming out of the head right below the water neck and the temp sender and hydrapower cooler is "teed" in here. I am thinking this is the source of hot water?? Still unsure on the return side. Any pics or advice of what works/doesn't work would be great.
Alan- I don't have any interior pics but next time I drop down the overhead console I will take a few photos of the heater core that is up there.
I did some looking and there is a pipe coming out of the head right below the water neck and the temp sender and hydrapower cooler is "teed" in here. I am thinking this is the source of hot water?? Still unsure on the return side. Any pics or advice of what works/doesn't work would be great.
Alan- I don't have any interior pics but next time I drop down the overhead console I will take a few photos of the heater core that is up there.
Part Time Pete
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I have a 1755 with cab heat. I think it ties in to the thermostat bypass. If I can remember I'll take a look tonight.
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Part Time Pete
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Here's a picture of where the connection is on my 1755
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