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Deutz Ecke
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D05-Serie
Real cold starting in Canada
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<blockquote data-quote="evranch_canada" data-source="post: 635571" data-attributes="member: 38688"><p>Of course, that makes sense on a military vehicle to heat with gasoline and not electricity, as the vehicle could be located anywhere.</p><p></p><p>Hmm, that item looks suspiciously similar to this thing that I have in my scrap pile, the auxiliary gasoline heater out of an old Volkswagen. Never considered that it could be used for an intake air preheater but... it would definitely put out a lot more heat than a hairdryer and is more portable! Though mine is in rough shape and likely a fire hazard.</p><p></p><p>I have used a hairdryer down the intake to help start the DX160 many times, but the D5505 doesn't have the appropriately shaped pipe to do so <img src="/styles/deutz/smilies/grin.png" class="smilie" loading="lazy" alt="^^" title="grin ^^" data-shortname="^^" /> maybe I should make an adapter for it and start there.</p><p></p><p>I'm familiar with Webasto heaters, commonly used to heat truck and tractor cabs here in Canada, and to preheat liquid-cooled truck engines where they can't be plugged in. Again, I've never seen them in a battery heating application, but in a military application it makes sense to burn small amounts of diesel to keep the batteries warm.</p><p></p><p>There are also these cheap 12v diesel air heating units that could be strapped to the side of the tractor, and probably used in the same intake air heating application: <a href="http://unclewiener.com/product/new-8-kw-diesel-air-heater-remote-12v-s1126/" target="_blank">NEW 8 KW DIESEL AIR HEATER & REMOTE 12V S1126 – Uncle Wiener's Wholesale</a></p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="evranch_canada, post: 635571, member: 38688"] Of course, that makes sense on a military vehicle to heat with gasoline and not electricity, as the vehicle could be located anywhere. Hmm, that item looks suspiciously similar to this thing that I have in my scrap pile, the auxiliary gasoline heater out of an old Volkswagen. Never considered that it could be used for an intake air preheater but... it would definitely put out a lot more heat than a hairdryer and is more portable! Though mine is in rough shape and likely a fire hazard. I have used a hairdryer down the intake to help start the DX160 many times, but the D5505 doesn't have the appropriately shaped pipe to do so ^^ maybe I should make an adapter for it and start there. I'm familiar with Webasto heaters, commonly used to heat truck and tractor cabs here in Canada, and to preheat liquid-cooled truck engines where they can't be plugged in. Again, I've never seen them in a battery heating application, but in a military application it makes sense to burn small amounts of diesel to keep the batteries warm. There are also these cheap 12v diesel air heating units that could be strapped to the side of the tractor, and probably used in the same intake air heating application: [URL="http://unclewiener.com/product/new-8-kw-diesel-air-heater-remote-12v-s1126/"]NEW 8 KW DIESEL AIR HEATER & REMOTE 12V S1126 – Uncle Wiener's Wholesale[/URL] [/QUOTE]
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Deutz Ecke
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