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It might be done because these motors have a turbo on them. Not sure, just putting this out there.

This is the second winter for my LX3310. I have about 130 hours on it. I live in Saskatchewan, Canada. The only problem i have is you have to have the block heater plugged in before it will start for about four hours. I have a B7500 and a B6200 and both those tractors start as they have glow...

Changed the engine oil on my B6200 and B7500. Probably will grease them tomorrow. Replaced fuse for hazards on the B6200. Big day for a retired guy. Ha Ha

Rear Hydraulics on a LX3310 : What would be part numbers involved. Note: Tractor has an dealer installed FEL

Thanks you guys. Took another look at manual. Looks like on cab models you have to set throttle at one third or more before key on-intake heater start procedure. Don't know why that would be. Also my tractor seems to go right to 1300 rpm when it starts. i am a start at idle kind of guy and...

Is there away of extending intake heater time. These engines don't have glow plugs for some reason. Has to be plugged in to get it to start in 0 degree weather.