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Matt Compton 10-12-2009 17:08:08 24.137.114.118 125002 Report to Moderator	the heater core seems to be plenty hot like almost uncomfortable to touch [Reply]   [No Email]
Stu 10-12-2009 17:53:20 72.95.78.44 125006 Report to Moderator	Re: 1755 ROPS cab poor heat in reply to Matt Compton, 10-12-2009 17:08:08   On my 2255 I was not getting any warm air as well. I discovered I was not getting enough of the air to flow through the heater core. I used some alluminum tape and sealed up around the core, now all air that the fan draws in come through the core. The heater will runn you out of the cab now unless you cut the temp or fan speed down. Hope this helps, Stu.   [Reply]   [Send Email]
Matt Compton 10-13-2009 02:04:27 24.137.114.118 125016 Report to Moderator	Re: 1755 ROPS cab poor heat in reply to Stu, 10-12-2009 17:53:20   thanks Stu how did u get the tape around the core, did u have to raise the roof or, just lower the blower and controls??   [Reply]   [No Email]
Stu 10-13-2009 17:00:45 72.95.78.44 125033 Report to Moderator	Re: 1755 ROPS cab poor heat in reply to Matt Compton, 10-13-2009 02:04:27   I just lowered the hinged cover. There should have been some foam around the core to seal it, but was long gone. If I rember correctly, there was about an inch gap around the core. I also taped up around the collant lie holes. Also check your damper(located in fromt of the cabin filter), you can adjust it to recycle air from the cab or to draw in outside air. Recycled air will be warmer than outside air making the heater more effective. Hope this helps, Stu.   [Reply]   [Send Email]