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    Posted: 24 Oct 2018 at 5:38am
Want to put a block heater on my 185 where does it go on the engine?
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Mine is @ the right rear above the starter
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Gary,
If you send a email or cell number I can send a photo if you need one later this afternoon.
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Originally posted by Gary(VA) Gary(VA) wrote:

Gary,
If you send a email or cell number I can send a photo if you need one later this afternoon.


Thanks email is gburnett570@earthlink.net
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Here's an image of where the block heaters usually are.  I am not sure all blocks have the same freeze plug and bolt holes in the water jacket.  My 7000's 301 is in the rear-most freeze plug/flange.  This one is in the center.
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Hurst photo is where mine in also.
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So take out the freeze plug and put in the heater? I found a new AGCO block heater on ebay and ordered it so I guess I'll see when it gets here.
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Make sure you have the tapped holes if you are using the one that has the bolt-on flange.  If it doesn't have 2 threaded holes, you can use one that will fit into the freeze plug and tightens using a screw through the center and a wing on the back to pull it tight.

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