B series BlockHeater Install & Pixs

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Rick Jay:
I too have used the magnetic mount heater on the oil pan, and found
that it was very inconvenient to use. My general slant on things is to keep it as simple as possible. I like the newly installed heater and I'm
sure the Kub likes the toasty warm oil & the easier startup. I also understand there are alternatives, but this works for me and I offered
this info. for those who might want to consider doing it themselves. /forums/images/graemlins/smile.gif /forums/images/graemlins/wink.gif
Regards ...RayBee
 
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Knight9
Thanks, Kevin but I feel it was a concerted collaboration on all our part.
The info that was stirred up by the original post last month will benefit
all of us that own a Bseries . Thanks for your input /forums/images/graemlins/wink.gif /forums/images/graemlins/wink.gif /forums/images/graemlins/smile.gif ...RayBee
 
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Nice presentation, RayBee!

I had one installed when my 2910 went back for a warantee repair...but had that not happened I would likely be following your lead.
 
   / B series BlockHeater Install & Pixs #14  
RayBee,
Thanks for the great pics. I never did install the heater in my b2150. I could not get comfortable about eliminating that second radiator hose. Could you tell from your install what the hose (below the plug) was for?
buzst
 
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buzst:
I admit that the hose has me puzzled, also. I thought of your dilema as
I opened the box and found the extra hose clamp and steel tube to insert
into the hose. I looked at my hose and it led to the bottom of the radiator,
as yours does and seems to be an expansion relief, but I'm not certain .
Sorry I wasn't more help. If KubMech reads this post he probably can shed
some light. ...Raybee /forums/images/graemlins/confused.gif
 
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buzst:
I looked at the schematic for my tractor and the hose in question is called
a drain hose. It attaches along with the drain hose on the radiator to a
common plastic drain cock and I think it's purpose is to drain the engine
block when you change coolant. So maybe if you clamp it off you merely
have to work around when draining the block. ..RayBee
 
   / B series BlockHeater Install & Pixs #17  
RayBee,
Thanks for looking, I'll go check for the drain tonight.
Buzst
 
   / B series BlockHeater Install & Pixs #18  
Hello Kevin and RayBee,
Any chance you guys know what block heater goes in the BX2200 and a good place to order it from??
Thanks,
Ralph
P.S. I think my wife thinks I am getting too many ideas from everyone at TBN, anybody else get this from their wives???? /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif
 
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Ralph: ...Off hand I don't know which fits your BX. If you go to http://www.tractorsmart.com/ and enter your specifics they will get back to
you shortly with part nos. and price w/S&H. I found them to be a good
company to deal with. You can also get a parts manual for your tractor
free of charge & delivered to your email just for the asking. /forums/images/graemlins/smile.gif /forums/images/graemlins/smile.gif ..RayBee
 
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Ralph,

From an e-mail from tractorsmart a few days ago. See my post above asking for pictures of a BX 2200.

Block heater part number 70000-73274 price $30.15

Thanks,
Ronnie Bowman Phone 1-800-540-1704 8:30 am thru 5:00 pm eastern time
 
 
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