The neck for the thermostat has a bypass built into it. It is probably two inches long and 1/2 inch wide (crescent shaped). It is more than enough to keep them from warming up in the winter. I have my radiator covered on mine as I use it daily as a chore tractor and want it warming up. It doesn't take long for it to get to the run area of the guage. I grind feed with it for about three hours at a time when it is up to 50 with it covered. It works just fine. I'd rather have them get up to operating temp fast than putter around cold. Some are also more cold blooded. My everyday M has always warmed up quickly and it has a new radiator and water pump and the block cleaned. Another one I have has always struggled to ever move the needle at all when working in 100 degree summer temps.
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