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Allan In NE

11-11-2006 15:12:02

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Oh, Oh.

Haven't even fired 'er up yet and I can already tell that I have way to much fireplace fer the log cabin.

That thing just "looks" too darned hot!

Engineer, I'm not. Oh well, maybe I'll just "crack" the water inlet valve just a little? :>(

Allan

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cornfarmer

11-12-2006 20:10:54

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Re: Smallest One I Could Find Too in reply to Allan In NE, 11-11-2006 15:12:02

Alan-Isn't that a diesel?-hope you can get the water hot enough in real cold weather for it to do much good. Seems like I could never cover enough of the radiator on the old JD 4320's to do much good. Froze my a## of plowing snow and feeding cattle with the old Year-a-Round cabs. Worked fine when the tractor was worked hard like plowing.

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mjbrown

11-12-2006 07:27:25

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Re: Smallest One I Could Find Too in reply to Allan In NE, 11-11-2006 15:12:02

Better get some Hawaiian shirts to wear in that thing. Paste some beach picture murals over the windows, put some sand on the floor and one of those fruity drinks with an umbrella in it and you got your own little winter escape machine!

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jhill52

11-11-2006 17:14:16

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Re: Smallest One I Could Find Too in reply to Allan In NE, 11-11-2006 15:12:02

I don't think you need alower half on that door with that heater. Maybe you don't even need the door.

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Allan In NE

11-11-2006 17:19:34

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Re: Smallest One I Could Find Too in reply to jhill52, 11-11-2006 17:14:16

Yeah,

Fry my eggs on the hydraulic handles and hope the front core will defrost the windshield without my having to turn on the fan. :>(

Allan

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135 Fan

11-11-2006 18:46:35

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Re: Smallest One I Could Find Too in reply to Allan In NE, 11-11-2006 17:19:34

You could make a sheet metal deflector on a hinge to go on the side by the hyd. levers. When closed it would help defrost the windshield because it would force more air out the front. Open it up and it could direct air to the middle. You should leave the valve all the way open and just turn the heater off after it warms up. It is always better to have more heat than not enough. Looks like a good location. Dave

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Nebraska Cowman

11-11-2006 16:42:44

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Re: Smallest One I Could Find Too in reply to Allan In NE, 11-11-2006 15:12:02

I don't know why you didn't ask me first Allan. If you take the battery cover off you get enough free heat from the engine to cook you out. (don't ask me how I know)

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Allan In NE

11-11-2006 17:15:19

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Re: Smallest One I Could Find Too in reply to Nebraska Cowman, 11-11-2006 16:42:44

Yeah,

I remember those days when we used the comfort covers.

Spent 10 minutes getting a bundled up for the nasty weather, started the tractor and started yanking side curtains and parkas as hard as we could go.

Those dudes were hot, that's for sure. :>)

Allan

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MN Scott

11-11-2006 16:13:52

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Re: Smallest One I Could Find Too in reply to Allan In NE, 11-11-2006 15:12:02

Allen,

Were did you get that heater? If I remember it was reasonable. I think one like that mounted low would work nice in my Year-A-Round cab that I'am going to put on my 756. Makes more sense than trying to force the water to the top of tha cab then forcing the heat back down.

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Allan In NE

11-12-2006 04:35:08

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Re: Smallest One I Could Find Too in reply to MN Scott, 11-11-2006 16:13:52

Hey Scott,

I'll paste the link in the box. Think it was something like $129 plus the little installation kit.

Allan

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TomH in PA

11-11-2006 16:05:04

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Re: Smallest One I Could Find Too in reply to Allan In NE, 11-11-2006 15:12:02

Didn't you have -30something out there last year? You might appreciate all the BTUs you can get...

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John S-B

11-11-2006 15:44:40

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Re: Smallest One I Could Find Too in reply to Allan In NE, 11-11-2006 15:12:02

Don't forget the hotdogs!

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Matt Smith

11-11-2006 15:14:44

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Re: Smallest One I Could Find Too in reply to Allan In NE, 11-11-2006 15:12:02

Now all you need is a cupholder siiting on top of that thing to keep yer coffee warm! : )

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Allan In NE

11-11-2006 15:17:18

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Re: Smallest One I Could Find Too in reply to Matt Smith, 11-11-2006 15:14:44

Oh,

Thought that was where the wet gloves go. :>)

Allan

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Chris(WA)

11-11-2006 15:56:45

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Re: Smallest One I Could Find Too in reply to Allan In NE, 11-11-2006 15:17:18

Looks big enough for both coffee AND gloves!!Hard to have Too much warm cus you can always turn her down.

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