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Can any one tell me if you can install a block heater
for a 7410 if so where. It has a intake manifold
heater but would like to install a block heater.
 
(quoted from post at 22:11:06 10/31/15) Can any one tell me if you can install a block heater
for a 7410 if so where. It has a intake manifold
heater but would like to install a block heater.
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I'm not sure what a 7410 is but there will be something in this catalog. I'm glad to see somebody using a block heater instead of ether or lighting a fire under the engine.

http://phillipsandtemro.com/catalog/index.asp
 
7410 what?? A John Deere? There must be a freeze out plug some were on the engine, if all else put in a lower radiator hose heater. I have on on my tractor and it workes great.
 
My JD 7410 has a block heater and tranny oil heater. It is on the right side of the tractor, don't remember exactly where on the motor it is located, will look tomorrow.
 
I am pretty sure the block heater is on the LEFT side of the block on a JD 7410. All you have to do it drain the water out of the block. Then remove a plug and install the block heater. The part # DZ102076 $108.37 for the complete heater with cord.
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IF it was AGCO it would be higher!!! I replaced just the element on a AC 8010 and it was $146.00 just for the element. The complete kit was $175.
 
JD John I stand corrected !!! LOL I am used to the 466 and 404 blocks and they are on the right side. That JD 7410 is a really nice tractor. They are just great all round tractor.
 
Looks like the "Zerostart" part # is 3500020.

Oreilly's (as an example) can get 'em for you for about $85.00.

Amazon, on-line, for about $20 LESS!.

It appears to me the DEERE OEM heaters are made by zerostart, as well (but I can't prove it).

Below is a link to their catalog, verify fitment before ordering!
Zerostart catalog .pdf
 
Happens to the best of us now and then! HEHE They are a good tractor for the HP. I don't think the new ones of the same power have the "BEEF" in the frame and rear end to do the work this one can do.
 
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