Thank you for your help and advice,
I've been doing the cycle a few time and now it's seems ok.
I bought my block heather from a Kioti dealer, it's Phillips & Temro p/n 3100002 and the p/n for the bushing adapter is C28125 (I don't know the manufacturer). I took some pic with a caliper. I would not use those pic to machine one though, it's not an accurate tool like a micrometer, I took them for reference only. The other reason not to machine one is I don't know which type of steel the used.
At the begin of the taper
in the middle (+ or -)
at the end of the taper
The freeze plug
I've been doing the cycle a few time and now it's seems ok.
David,
Did the heater kit come from Kioti?
When I bought my Dk40, my dealer told me that Kioti didn't offer a kit and said if I installed one of those heater it may void my engine warranty should anything go wrong. His recommendation was to install a lower rad hose heater, but I sooner use a proper block heater.
If your kit was from Kioti, could you share the part number? I got through last winter without a heater, but I would feel better if I could plug the tractor in on those really cold days.
Jason
I bought my block heather from a Kioti dealer, it's Phillips & Temro p/n 3100002 and the p/n for the bushing adapter is C28125 (I don't know the manufacturer). I took some pic with a caliper. I would not use those pic to machine one though, it's not an accurate tool like a micrometer, I took them for reference only. The other reason not to machine one is I don't know which type of steel the used.
At the begin of the taper
in the middle (+ or -)
at the end of the taper
The freeze plug