Block Heater Deere 110TLB JD 110 TLB

disney · Jan 21, 2015

the plug protector is 360-0012 ; it was just over two dollars, I know it was not necessary, but again it was only two dollars.

dbryan · Jan 21, 2015

Just to confirm these are for a JD110 TLB? I cant find either part number on ZeroStart's webpage under "John Deere".

disney · Jan 22, 2015

dbryan said:
Just to confirm these are for a JD110 TLB? I cant find either part number on ZeroStart's webpage under "John Deere".

Here is what I did. I googled the normal/plain deere drain plug until I found an application that actually listed the size of the plug (1/2 npt if I recall) then I ordered the shortest& lowest wattage heater in that size. I have less than an hour on since the install, but as far as I know, no issues....

MORRISONSTEEL · Jan 22, 2015

disney said:
the one I ordered was 860-9624, it is 150w, there are higher wattage ones available, but without knowing exactly what deere uses, I felt better to be safe and use the lowest wattage unit.

ar87167; 120 vac, 400 watt, 36 ohm's resistance, 3.33 amps.

dbryan · Jan 24, 2015

MORRISONSTEEL said:
ar87167; 120 vac, 400 watt, 36 ohm's resistance, 3.33 amps.

I believe that part number is for the block heater. The 150w one is for the trans heater.

AKfish · Jan 24, 2015

I'm not always certain that the time you waste "chasing a few dollars" is really saving much... Time or money.

I put the OEM heaters in both tranny and block. Easy peazy. And no leaks, etc.

AKfish

dbryan · Jan 24, 2015

Well the ZeroStart block and tranny heater came out to $130 shipped. The Deere heaters come out to $240 (canadian). I'll take the $110 and thank all of you guys for the part numbers.

Kenjr · Feb 22, 2015

Did you install the zero start block heater? I am looking to put one in my own 110tlb.

mtputney · Feb 23, 2015

Not yet. Because you probably have to drain the coolant, we've been putting it off. The engine air heater seems to be doing a fairly good job.

We may do the transmission heater at the same time, but have some questions: where does it go? Do you have to drain the hydraulic fluid?

Katahdin · Feb 23, 2015

You don't have to drain the coolant out of the 4tnv88 engine, you might lose 8-12 ounces if you're quick about it. I'm talking about the 1-inch NPT thread screw-in-heater. Just top off the radiator when you're done.