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8N heat houser?

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Steve IA

11-22-2000 09:17:54




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Anybody using a heat houser on your N? What brand? Available ? Archive search was negative.
TIA Steve 8N 169302




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Bayou Dave

11-22-2000 16:33:35




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 Re: 8N heat houser? in reply to Steve IA, 11-22-2000 09:17:54  
Steve, Quality Farm and Country has them for the N series tractor for $189.00



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Harlan Clark

11-22-2000 14:27:50




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 Re: 8N heat houser? in reply to Steve IA, 11-22-2000 09:17:54  
I think what Steve is asking for is called a heat houser. Basically it is an attachment made of canvas that covers the engine compartment on both sides and funnels the engine heat back to surround the driver. I had one years back on an 8N that included a plastic windshield as well as a door and protection on the opposite side from the door. It was NICE! on those cold snowy mornings. Unfortunately I don't know the company name that made it. I would definately keep looking . . . it would be nice to have one again!

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Steve IA

11-22-2000 14:43:28




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 Re: Re: 8N heat houser? in reply to Harlan Clark, 11-22-2000 14:27:50  
Thanks for translating for me. That's exactly what I was asking about. I thought it was a more common term than it appears to be. Steve 8N 169302



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ken in wisconsin

11-22-2000 12:23:19




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 Re: 8N heat houser? in reply to Steve IA, 11-22-2000 09:17:54  
What the heck is a heat houser? Can you describe?



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TimK

11-22-2000 12:56:10




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 Re: Re: 8N heat houser? in reply to ken in wisconsin, 11-22-2000 12:23:19  
I think he means "heat riser". The answer is NO.



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