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Posted by davpal on February 09, 2007 at 10:43:27 from (216.93.120.197):
In Reply to: one cold diesel posted by cb in wisc. on February 09, 2007 at 09:21:22:
The easiest way to get it warmed up is pointing a 100,000 btu reddy heater right at the side of the tractor engine and fuel tank. You have to use common sense and not burn the thing up but it heats everything up very fast and you will have it going in very short order. Those things put out a lot of heat fast. Some guys will even build a little enclosure around the tractor to hold the heat better. I think the magnetic block heater would be ok to put on the tank. Even if it raised the temp a few degrees it might be enough to do the job. Good luck
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