I purchased engine and transmission heaters for my TS125A but they came with no installation instructions. My closest dealer was recently closed and the next closest is too far away to go there for help. Can anyone tell me where to find installation instructions for these heaters? I am not even sure whether they are installed on the left or right side of the tractor. Thanks in advance for any help offered.
Help installing parts
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DennisFolsom
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Are these New Holland parts, or some other brand?
It's amazing what you can find on the Internet nowadays. I would suggest a Google search using the brand and the part numbers, if you have them. Chances are good that you can find instructions available for downloading.
If any of us here are going to give you much advice on this project, you should provide us with more information. Photos of the heaters would help us identify what you are talking about.
Good luck.
It's amazing what you can find on the Internet nowadays. I would suggest a Google search using the brand and the part numbers, if you have them. Chances are good that you can find instructions available for downloading.
If any of us here are going to give you much advice on this project, you should provide us with more information. Photos of the heaters would help us identify what you are talking about.
Good luck.
kensnelling
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You might contact the company you purchased the heaters from and see if they can supply installation instructions.
Ken
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grsthegreat
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Where did you get them from? I just got my new Wolverine block and trany heater pads in the mail yesterday. Will be putting them on saturday
I got them from an on-line NH dealer. I have found instructions for the block heater but still looking for the transmission heater which is part number 710181044 or 87718030. I have seen it listed as both numbers. I don;t know how to post a photo but the part can be seen at TS125A PLUS/DELUXE TRACTOR (7/03- ) in the Variation section.
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If you bought the heaters as New Holland parts from a bona fide New Holland dealer, call them up and request the installation instructions for the kits. For my part, I have never seen NH branded heater kits that did not include installation instructions. Provide the actual part numbers that you were billed for and tell them to get busy.
Just because you bought them online doesn't mean the seller can abdicate their responsibility to provide customer service.
DennisFolsom
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The transmission heater diagram looks pretty straightforward. You've just got to find the plug that comes out, and you screw the heater (#1 in the diagram) in its place, and mount the bracket (#3 in the diagram) around it. It looks like this plug should have a threaded hole on either side for the bracket. If not, there may be a cover screwed into those two holes, which would have to be removed before taking the plug out.
I'm not familiar with the details of your tractor, but I expect there would be only one place on the transmission where this thing could be mounted.
I'm not 100% sure, but take a look at Plug #6 in the diagram at the following link:
TS125A PLUS/DELUXE TRACTOR (7/03- )
Look under Transmission 1.21.0(03) Transmission Box and Related Parts.
That looks to me like the place for a transmission heater. It should go into the oil sump.
I'm not familiar with the details of your tractor, but I expect there would be only one place on the transmission where this thing could be mounted.
I'm not 100% sure, but take a look at Plug #6 in the diagram at the following link:
TS125A PLUS/DELUXE TRACTOR (7/03- )
Look under Transmission 1.21.0(03) Transmission Box and Related Parts.
That looks to me like the place for a transmission heater. It should go into the oil sump.
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