Re: Ether on a diesel engine

Posted by dave2 on January 16, 2007 at 09:11:51 from (139.139.33.12):

In Reply to: Re: Ether on a diesel engine posted by chuck46 on January 16, 2007 at 08:43:34:

I don't use the tractor every day, but at least twice a week in the winter to haul horse manure away. I guess the circulator (quick version)is what I need to look into. I remember seeing cars when I was a kid that had a splice in the lower radiator hose that they plugged in. Is that what you folks mean? I've got to get a picture (at least in my head) so I can go looking for something. Electricity is 230 volts here, so it's not as easy as just having someone pick up one and mail it to me. Should I think about that even when I fix the glow system? It doesn't get much below freezing in my area, just nasty wet.

Thanks again,

Dave

Replies:

• Re: Ether on a diesel engine chuck46 16:12:37 01/16/07 (1)
  • Re: Ether on a diesel engine dave2 03:22:25 01/17/07 (0)

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