🔥 Zerostart 3100003 CSA Approved Engine Block Immersion Heater for Eagle, Jaguar, Jeep, Renault, Rover, Kubota, Massey, Perkins, Yanmar with 1" NPT Thread Brass Adapter, 120V, 400W Review

Fits my Yanmar Tractor 3 cyl. diesel fuel. Easy installation if you have a 1-3/8 outlet. So now I'm waiting for the cold weather to try it.

Installed in Deere 110 TLB. Yanmar 42hp Requires a 1-3/8 socket. In my individual case I needed a goose foot for assembly. Excellent heating. Fast time windows. would recommend.

Purchased for my 2013 Polaris Brutus HD PTO. It fits perfectly at a fraction of the cost of a Polaris OEM part. Easy to install and works well. My diesel engine started quite hard when the temperature dropped to around 15 degrees and this solved that problem.

Adding snow removal equipment to my winter arsenal to be able to warm up the JD before winter starts. The plug on the block could not be easily removed (3/4 switch with extension and converter to 1/2 drive AND jumper). Once removed, the heater fitted perfectly. $30 cheaper than if I got it from JD.

Much better price than John Deere dealer. I don't mind paying a little more at my local brick and mortar store, but I definitely don't give them a 150% markup. This item fits perfectly and is very easy to install. If you know how to use hand tools and get a little dirty, this is easy to install. I lost very little coolant during installation.

Same as John Deere OEM but MUCH cheaper. Works great on my JD 2025R with Yanmar 3 cylinder diesel engine. I leave it on (in the shed) when not in use and plug it into an Az-Wave outlet that I can turn on from home. I turn it on before I get ready. When I get dressed and go into the stable, the tractor starts very easily.

Great product. A few weeks ago I installed it on my compact John Deere 750 diesel tractor in anticipation of the approaching cold weather. Neither the prognosis nor this heater disappointed me. Installation was pretty easy. I found a 1" pipe plug on the right side of the motor that was fairly easy to access with a 1/2: square wrench. I checked the distance before going too far as some have complained about the difficulty in unscrewing the connector. . It was easy to move with the 18 inch rod. I