Posted by Al Baker(pumpman) on October 28, 2016 at 06:47:10 from (208.77.130.238):
In Reply to: deutz 10006 heater? posted by mmidlam on October 27, 2016 at 23:01:18:
I know of three heaters used in Deutz tractors. Most had a little box that caught warm air off of the discharge side from the blower. Most times above the starter. A pipe then routed it to a blower fan than blew this heat to your feet. These worked poorly at best. They gave you some heat if working them hard, but none when cold. I have seen the box added to so it pulled heat from 2 jugs instead of 1, this helps some. There was a diesel powered heater that worked like a torpedo heater that pulled fuel from your fuel supply to fire. Same thing like and old Army tank had. These almost worked to good. They would cook you out in a few minutes. The cab was almost to small of space for the amount of heat they put off. They cost a bundle last one the priced. The later deutz tractors used engine oil for heat. These worked well, but again the engine needs to be up to temp. I don't know if one could be retro fitted to a old style cab. About the time these came out the interest for Deutz dropped in this area. Al
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