Posted by Determined on January 20, 2020 at 07:44:48 from (216.130.212.201):
In Reply to: Case 1370 Agri king posted by rldck20 on January 19, 2020 at 17:19:13:
Biggest block heater you can get for your motor will be 1000 watt.
You can get a 1500 watt tank style heater.
Putting your bare hand on the block when it is minus 40 outside you can really feel the difference that extra 500 watt's makes.
When it gets stupid cold outside I have an old in car heater that I will run on the bottom of the oil pan for a few hours before starting.
Other problem I have had with almost every Case I own is when it gets below minus 20-30 upon start up the steering control in the cab will leak oil, sometimes lots of it.
Position a hair dryer down by the pedals to blow warm air on it for 20 minutes before start up and it will not leak.
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