My Massey 1085 uses a tank heater and it works well. It is plumbed between a drain (1/2 or 3/4 pipe thread) on the bottom left side of the block and a simular fitting high on the waterpump. For the Ford I broke down and pulled the starter, put a block heater in a frost plug hole and replaced the starter. Kinda a long project but it worked well. I have been told ya don"t need to remove the starter but I think the guy has smaller hands, longer fingers, or is just more co-ordinated than me. Alf
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