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Posted by Catskill Pete on December 04, 2003 at 10:50:43 from (205.232.37.157):
In Reply to: Engine heater posted by Mike on December 04, 2003 at 07:39:32:
Myself I like the inline heaters. The thermo-siphon action heats much more quickly,[along with the higher wattage of course.] Here in central NY even on the coldest day they will heat most tractors up in an hour so you don't have to leave it plugged in overnight. However I would not go above 1500 watts on new heater. Higher wattage requires a special cicuit, either a heavier breaker 20+ amps or 220v. Limit it to 1500 watts and you can plug it into most any houshold/shop cicuit. Trust me you won't always have the tractor where you planned on parking it when you need to heat it!
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