tennred New member Equipment L4802HST Apr 15, 2026 5 0 1 West Tn. Friday at 7:06 AM #1 Wondering what to use to heat engine in winter. Silicone heating pads vs Block Heater, not sure what one will be better.
Wondering what to use to heat engine in winter. Silicone heating pads vs Block Heater, not sure what one will be better.
#40Fan Well-known member Jul 21, 2022 575 412 63 USA Friday at 7:12 AM #2 Block heater, by far, will work better. Reactions: 1 users
MapleLeafFarmer Well-known member Equipment Lots incl. B and L kubotas Dec 2, 2019 1,129 1,111 113 E. Friday at 8:39 AM #4 Where i'm from It's not uncommon to get three weeks of minus thirty in a row. Block heaters have never let us down. I'm not even sure if we've even seen silicone pads up here.
Where i'm from It's not uncommon to get three weeks of minus thirty in a row. Block heaters have never let us down. I'm not even sure if we've even seen silicone pads up here.
North Idaho Wolfman Moderator Staff member Lifetime Member Equipment L3450DT-GST, Woods FEL, B7100 HSD, FEL, 60" SB, 743 Bobcat with V2203, and more Jun 9, 2013 35,851 10,870 113 Sandpoint, ID Friday at 9:23 AM #5 In the south a block heater just for really cold spells is all you'll ever need. You'll probably never need it. Reactions: 1 user
In the south a block heater just for really cold spells is all you'll ever need. You'll probably never need it.
T Trash Panda Active member Equipment L2501 Feb 18, 2022 246 240 43 Wyoming Friday at 12:44 PM #6 The only thing I have ever used silicone heating pads on, is multiples on large hydraulic tanks in addition to the built in unit. Engine block heaters are far superior as a stand alone option.
The only thing I have ever used silicone heating pads on, is multiples on large hydraulic tanks in addition to the built in unit. Engine block heaters are far superior as a stand alone option.