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Posted by Alberta Mike on November 23, 2004 at 05:00:54 from (64.42.242.39):
In Reply to: Engine Block Heater posted by Farmall Cub Kid on November 22, 2004 at 16:17:26:
I'm not familiar with the Farmall engine block but if it has knockout casting blanks (some guys call them freeze plugs), get a regular insert type block heater that fits into one of those plug holes and then you're not messing around. If not, one of the in-line hose heaters will work if the cooling system happens to be designed to work with one. Next, on real cold nights or weeks, take your battery in the house, sometimes that's all you have to do (no plugging in. A warm battery will amaze you for it's cranking power in cold weather.
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