Heat in my Massey 1440v
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jeepcj7
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It most likely does not - the 1400 series never came with cab option.
PILOON
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I'd say any tractor that had a water pump could supply a heater as after all you just want to circulate the heated coolant via your heater core.
From there hose size is the challenge. Some splitting device would need to be devised I presume.
On my CUT I had a 1/4" bypass that I used to circulate the hot coolant to a small school bus heater core.
LOL, forget how I did the return but all I know it has worked for some 10 years now.
I modified the bus core (about 6 in X 6in) by using a 5 x 5 '12 VDC 'muffin fan' since the old bus fan was bulky and noisy.
Also the muffin fan was much more efficient.
From there hose size is the challenge. Some splitting device would need to be devised I presume.
On my CUT I had a 1/4" bypass that I used to circulate the hot coolant to a small school bus heater core.
LOL, forget how I did the return but all I know it has worked for some 10 years now.
I modified the bus core (about 6 in X 6in) by using a 5 x 5 '12 VDC 'muffin fan' since the old bus fan was bulky and noisy.
Also the muffin fan was much more efficient.
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It seems the connections are on the thermostat house and the head.
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MF RED in MT
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When I purchased my MF in 2009, I also had a hard sided cab with a heater installed.
The dealer cut both heater hoses close to the engine, added a "tee" fitting to each hose, and then ran both hoses to each heater connection.
So I believe just about any tractor can have a hot water heater added.
KC