Posted by caterpillar guy on December 16, 2016 at 15:55:35 from (75.128.155.236):
In Reply to: KAT tratctor heater posted by rustyacres sd on December 16, 2016 at 12:44:53:
I don't understand this nonsense about number 1 and 2 fuel. I have run all over the country from Florida to Washington state in the wintertime ,and never had a problem with fuel freezing, if I bought fuel in the climate I'm in. Another words if I bought fuel in FL and shut it down in ND yes it might be a problem. As long as I bought fuel in WI or SD on the way I was always fine. I have even shut it off for the night in Montpelier ID at -28 in the morning and had it start with no problems. I don't advocate those things but have done it. I don't think the hose heaters have a thermostat in them or at least ours don't appear to.
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