Posted by LBSMJS on December 15, 2007 at 22:33:37 from (67.55.148.10):
In Reply to: cold weather diesel posted by flying belgian on December 15, 2007 at 15:13:03:
You didn,t say what model tractor,but if the fuel tank is above the engine,like a IH the engine heat will help warm the fuel.I take thin plywood & made side sheeets for the engine so the filters are inside & the heat is blown back under the tank on my 966.Then I fill around the batterys with heavy cardboard.Also cover the radiator with a feed sack to help the engine warm up.By using something like that it isn,t tight so if you get a warm spell it won,t overheat.Put some power service in the tank as reQuired & let run awhile befoe using should be good for about 0.After getting some fuel out put #1 in.If the tank is in front of radiator like a JD pump fuel out & fill with alot of #1.
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