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John Deere 510B--what kind of ether can does this take

GEM1410

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The ether system is mounted above the starter--switch on control panel-- has a base not shown in the picture that pushes the can tight against the injection base on rubber gaskets--it is similar to the system Case used--What kind of ether can do I use--Threaded can or regular can with tip off--Thanks George
 

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I use a freeze plug block heater on my 410d. It was fairly inexpensive, easy to install and only takes about 15 minutes.

I hate ether.
 
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I'm still working on an experiment to install a intake manifold heater on my 580SL for when electric is not available. I have good luck with them on other equipment. Unfortunately it may be spring before I can ever come up with something. No time :rolleyes:
 
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Tinkerer--I am going to try the factory installed injection system--looks like a regular can without a tip--I am missing the round piece that goes between the can and the injection point--any idea on a part number 4--i cannot make it out on your picts--thanks for all the work
 
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Tinkerer said:
I wouldn't hesitate to use an ether injector that was designed and installed by the manufacturer of their engine.
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Just put a Katz ether system in a 644E loader, when its below 20 it sure makes starting a lot easier, following the oem instructions, 3-4 seconds of cranking and then give the button a poke. The Katz system was put in place of a destroyed oem ether system.
 
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I didn't know aftermarket ether injectors are available.
Very handy to have when you are alone and starting a machine that, when you turn the start key and can't reach the air cleaner at the same time.
 
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