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Re: D-239 external tank heater
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Posted by Hugh MacKay on January 15, 2006 at 20:22:50 from (209.226.247.15):
In Reply to: D-239 external tank heater posted by JT Thornton on January 15, 2006 at 17:25:30:
JT: Don"t know about your 239 as it"s been awhile since I"ve been around one, plus I never owned one. On the 188 and 282 that preceeded the 239, one could plumb the tank heater between the block drain and a port near the center of the head. I expect you can do the same on the 239. That set worked well on those older engines. I had one of these on a 6 cylinder Deere as well, plumbed the same. All of them worked well. They were 1500 watt heaters and at -30F they only had to be plugged in 2 hours for an easy start. I had 3 of these heaters in use on my farm at one time, and in all cases block drain was on same side as a port in the head. Made for very easy plumbing. Those heaters will also be labled as to which end up. I think they work best with very simple direct plumbing as the coolant must move by thermosyphon.
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