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    Posted: 07 Sep 2023 at 10:06pm
are their any replacments for the manifold heater  i know mine has been bad for several years 
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Call Brenda at SLI. She has a great parts selection and will look in AGCO dealer stock if she doesn’t have it. I buy most of my parts from them unless she doesn’t have it or can’t get it. She is a gifted parts lady. Nick is also very good. I have purchased parts also from Schidt & sons in KS. They are a AGCO dealer and have AC parts. It does worry me they moved into a new facility and the AC parts are in a box trailer and the parts guy sounded like they really want to get rid of it. Hope I’m wrong but hopefully someone would be able to buy the old stock before they would scrap it.
As far as the heater I took mine apart and replaced the fiber washers/insulators so it wouldn’t ground out. Local hardware store had those. It works as it should. My heating elements were in good shape. Before I reinstalled the heater manifold on the tractor I connected it to a battery to verify it was working. It got hot quickly.
If you PM me your cell phone number I will send you some pictures of my 99% complete D17 diesel project. I’m very happy how it turned out.
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Mike do you have the leather gasket that goes on the plug that screws into the manifold? The plug has the chain hanging from it. Important that that’s intact so it doesn’t suck air there. I was shocked it was leather. I bought that from Schmidt & sons.
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If you open it up and look at the heating element, you may find your problem.  On mine, one of the contacts had broken off so it was not making contact.  I soldered it back on and works perfectly now.  Make sure the solenoid is working too.
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What are the part numbers of what your looking for 
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Put a corn cob on a #9 wire, dip in fuel tank, remove big plug, light cob, stick in manifold, and start.      lol, but it works.                    MACK
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I used a small propane torch last winter. That works well also lol. Good one Mack, I would have never thought about that.
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it might burn the worms that are in all our sweet corn this year
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mikez 74500898 element 
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I use the propane torch trick, works great! Think i saw that in an Allis Chalmers Literature once.
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Originally posted by AC720Man AC720Man wrote:

It does worry me they moved into a new facility and the AC parts are in a box trailer and the parts guy sounded like they really want to get rid of it. Hope I’m wrong but hopefully someone would be able to buy the old stock before they would scrap it..

As someone who has worked in parts at a dealer and had to work outa storage units like that for an awhile, I’m sure he meant he wants to get the parts outa the storage container. But maybe not. I’ve gotten lots of parts from them for customers and our shop as well so I hope as well they keep the parts around.
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We sold the ones we had. Sorry
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As I did my final testing on my D17 today, my manifold heater would not work. The solenoid was operating. After some testing, the solenoid wasn’t passing enough voltage to the heater. Replaced it and all is well. Just something else to keep in mind as well.

Edited by AC720Man - 12 Sep 2023 at 9:26pm
1968 B-208, 1976 720 (2 of them)Danco brush hog, single bottom plow,52" snow thrower, belly mower,rear tine tiller, rear blade, front blade, 57"sickle bar,1983 917 hydro, 1968 7hp sno-bee, 1968 190XTD
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