[AT] Engine Heater

[Carl Szabelski]

Well the snow we got was only about 2” of really light powder, so I just
shoveled it off. Now they’re saying rain for next week with warmer temps.
Looks like I’ll put off attaching the blade till next week, just in case we
need for the rest of the month.

As a side note, I’ve apparently had a partial dislocation of my right arm
since last July. At that rime I managed to totally bruise my upper right
arm and I had a large hematoma on my elbow. In October I was mowing in an
area that was muddy from all the rain, and felt some minor ache in my upper
arm while doing some fast turns around the trees. Since then I’ve had some
minor ache when I moved my arm in certain ways, but nothing major. Thought
it was something I pulled since it didn’t hurt that much. Sunday night my
right shoulder popped loud and now the aches have gone away, just have some
minor shoulder ache right now. Never had any issue with using the arm, just
ache when my arm was in certain positions. I have my yearly physical
tomorrow morning, so I’ll have it checked by the doctor.

Carl



On Sunday, January 23, 2022, Steve W. <swilliams268 at frontier.com> wrote:

> Yep, Start with a 40X60 insulated slab with in floor radiant heat, erect a
> nice building on it that. Park the tractor inside it to keep it warm.
> Solved.  ( I’ve used in block, inline and tank style units depending on the
> engine involved. The freeze plug types do a good job in a smaller package.
> For cars/trucks I’d install the tank style, had those on many trucks and
> POVs, was real nice when the tones drop at 4 AM and you respond in a warm
> vehicle with a defrosted windshield.)
> With the in block heater a heat houser is a good addition, it retains the
> heat and offers protection to the operator as well.
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> *From: *Carl Szabelski <c.s.szabelski at gmail.com>
> *Sent: *Saturday, January 22, 2022 2:47 PM
> *To: *Antique Tractor Email Discussion Group
> <at at lists.antique-tractor.com>
> *Subject: *[AT] Engine Heater
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> Anybody have a suggestion for a good engine heater to use on a Farmall H?
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> Carl
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