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Posted by Steven@nd on January 27, 2003 at 06:41:55 from (165.234.131.216):
In Reply to: Advice on Engine Heaters posted by Tom on January 27, 2003 at 06:19:27:
I would go with the external tank type heater. Plumb it from the block drain and then put a T where the temp sender goes into the head. Advantages of this type: positive circulation, cheap to install, will guarantee a start. Have a 2000 watt like this on our 1256, it has fired right up, even at 35 below zero! I have a 1500 watt tank heater on my H, takes it about 15 minutes to warm up the block so it starts easily. I don't like the lower radiator hose type because sometimes the hot water will go into the radiator where it does no good to help with starting.
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