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Old 11-25-2014, 10:42 PM
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Some of you guys may need this.
http://www.ebay.com/itm/131359446831...#ht_305wt_1362

Anybody have the bota part # for it?
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The Phillips Temro #3100099. Fits in core plug in rear of cylinder head. Fan bearing mounting bracket may have to be modified
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will this fit the gas WG700?
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will this fit the gas WG700?
I can't find a Kubota wg700 are you sure about the number? If your talking about your 2182 they have a wg600.
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sry yes WG600
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Link below to the Kubota block heater I just bought. PT# 70000-73595

This is the OEM version of the Phillips Temro #3100099 listed above

http://www.messicks.com/partdetail/70000-73595.aspx
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great thanks, I wanted to put one in, Not that she has any trouble starting on cold days, I just like overkill. lol
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Same heater for the WG600 as the D600 & D640. Easy to get at the freeze out plug on the 2182 and the 1782 compared to the older machines.
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