7030 Block Heater

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   I decided to put a block heater in my 7030 in case it is needed this winter. It has had a combine engine put in it so it doesn't have one now. I don't know a lot of history on the tractor so I plan to change out the coolant at the same time. The question I thought of is what are the chances of the plug coming out clean after 50 years? And then is there a good way to repair the threads in the aluminum casting? Thanks in advance.

Ted

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	I decided to put a block heater in my 7030 in case it is needed this winter. It has had a combine engine put in it so it doesn't have one now. I don't know a lot of history on the tractor so I plan to change out the coolant at the same time. The question I thought of is what are the chances of the plug coming out clean after 50 years? And then is there a good way to repair the threads in the aluminum casting? Thanks in advance. Ted
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