They make oil pan heaters that glue on, a friend of mine put one on a Cummins in a Dodge truck, I'm not sure where he got it. If you Google oil pan heaters you will see some, Kat's and Zerostart are 2 popular brands. They make magnetic heater up to 300 watt, if the oil pan is flat and steel you could put a couple on, but they are $50 each on Amazon. I doubt if a 300 watt heater on a big oil pan is ever going to burn the oil. I have a smaller one (200 watt) and it will make the pan slightly warm to the touch in an hour. I use it along with the factory block heater on our JD 4600, and in an hour or 2 it starts just like summer. I do this because I run 15-40 oil year around, we don't use it much in the winter, but I have started it as cold as -20F. it is in a unheated garage, but being out of the wind makes a big difference when preheating with small electric heaters.
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