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Sounds like a slow motion train wreck that we are forced to watch.

What tractor?

Purdue University license plate holder only. I've seen a few good ones: Keep honking, i'm reloading. My kid beat up your honor student. I hear voices and they don't like you. Yosemite Sam Back off! mud flaps.

Are cinders from a coal power plant available? The county highway departments use cinders on hills around here.

50/50 coolant concentration assuming standard glycol mix is probably not sufficient for that area. Mine is in an unheated garage and it started at -24°C the other morning after ~20 seconds of glow plugs.

Couldn't find anything about the rear seats, but there are 2 sensors for each front seat: seat pressure and seat belt tension.

Maybe...some sensor is detecting weight, like an occupant, with no seat belt hooked up. Not sure how the rears work, but probably like the front belts. Weight sensors in the front also determine how hard the airbags deploy, kid vs adult weight.

-7°F here in Southern Indiana with 45 mph wind gusts. We got about 4" of snow. Going to wait a couple of hours to clear things off. Hopefully the wind dies down. It was about -10°F at sunrise. The tractor started up with no problems.

Is the Texas grid going to hold up this time?

I use a couple of Diehard Brand maintainers. They claim to have desulfating capability.

I worked at Ford and wound up in Thompson, Manitoba working with ECM calibrators back in the 1990s. The vehicles were shipped there from Dearborn. The next morning, the temperature was down to -48C. 3 of the 4 test vehicles had frozen and cracked batteries. The coolants were mixed at 50/50, so...

I have been on a couple of business trips to Timmins, ON in January, different years. Temperatures got down to -40°C (°F) several nights. Yeah we went there for cold weather. Both times, there was a Team of Japanese Kubota Engineers evaluating cold weather performance. They were wearing company...

This might be what is needed: https://www.drpower.com/Power-Equipment/Field-%26-Brush-Mowers-/Tow-Behind/DR-Field-and-Brush-Mower/p/TB21044BEN?gsa=true&ctm_id=TB23044BEN&src=AW1CA87XE4263309&gclid=CjwKCAiAkfucBhBBEiwAFjbkrxpCbUjyYfOordFHQTKfVF28SDrRnVj0sIB67e7kyOSRHItcgbLMYRoCL0gQAvD_BwE

There are several levels of the food chain in the back corner of the property.

I use brake cleaner or kerosene depending on the situation.

Could it be fuel gelling?

Check again. In this area of the country, the ' symbol means feet. Yes, yards are longer than feet. The video is not mine.

And now for something completely different. When we moved to the home place, money was tight and I got the idea that all the work around here could be done with a DR brush cutter with attachments. I got the brush cutter, finish mower, and grader blade attachments. After we settled in, I came to...

My Dad used a torpedo heater for a 1974 JD 830 diesel. The heater was pointed at the crankcase and block on the fuel side.

Past history: My Grandpa flipped a JD Model 60 over on himself and was killed. My Dad had a JD Model B driving a conveyor for a corn crib. I was kicking corn out of the gravity bed and heard the tractor die. The hired hand was wrapped up in the driveshaft (loose coat). Thank God the B was...