Shaun Moskalyk
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Can anyone tell me where to plumb a circulating block heater into this tractor for the cold Northern Alberta winter starting.
- Thread starter Shaun Moskalyk
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I would remove the drain cock from the left side of the block and install a 1/4 in barb fitting that comes with most kits and install the lower hose there with the heater mounted so there is a downward flow to the heater, then remove one of the plugs on the water manifold and install a 90 deg. fitting to adapt to another barb fitting to hose it to the top of the heater. In your temp zone a 1500 watt would be the least I would run. mEl
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