Posted by ben brown on November 10, 2007 at 17:13:18 from (12.213.80.59):
In Reply to: Hard Starting Diesel posted by ray_woods on November 10, 2007 at 14:34:58:
when i lived in colo. wehad a 2010 that we feed with no ele. black smith built a propane heater for us county also use propane on there mantaners. seem to me all it was was a 4 inch dia. pipe steel. about 18 inch. high taper down to about 2 inch dia. then a small steel pipe half inch came in at bottom run up through big pipe then came out cloes to top. small burner at bottom of large pipe for heat. down to about 10 below took about a hr to heat,to start 20 40 below couple hr. but it sure beat using the team and pitch fork to feed. line from block drain went in bottom top out line went to top of engine no pump just hot water rises cold water falls.
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