Block Heater Advice Needed
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escavader
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Ive been thinking of adding one too.My bx always starts right up,but i wouldnt have to warm it up so long to preheat my cab?Im gonna check tractor supply this weekend ,ive seen some there.Like alot lately, JOHNNY you do yours and ill copy you
ALAN
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Dataway
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Ive been thinking of adding one too.My bx always starts right up,but i wouldnt have to warm it up so long to preheat my cab?Im gonna check tractor supply this weekend ,ive seen some there.Like alot lately, JOHNNY you do yours and ill copy you
ALAN
Hehe...we need to get a system going...by the time the fourth person does a job it will be perfect
!JohnnyB
PS. Mine already has a block heater installed on the right side of the engine, below the exhaust manifold. Screwed into the block.
NY_Yankees_Fan
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One hour is enough for the BX. I have a 60 minute timer connected to the extension cord, 12 gauge ,100'. I just have to remember to turn it on, if not, it starts, BUT IT does not like it. Remember you still need to let it run to warm up the hydraulic fluid. I put it in neutral and push the pedal to the floor and then to rear to flow the fluid.5-10 minutes is about how long I wait before I start snowblowing.
, if not, it starts, BUT IT does not like it. Remember you still need to let it run to warm up the hydraulic fluid. I put it in neutral and push the pedal to the floor and then to rear to flow the fluid.5-10 minutes is about how long I wait before I start snowblowing.