Description
Winter work doesn't have to mean sitting in a cold cab. This in-dash heater pulls warmth straight from your engine and feeds it into your John Deere Gator, letting you stay comfortable while you're clearing snow or tackling other jobs in freezing weather. No more numb fingers or chattering teeth—just honest heat when you need it.
How It Works
The heater mounts up under your dash and taps into your engine's cooling system. Warm coolant flows through the unit, and adjustable fan settings let you dial in exactly how much heat you want blowing into the cab. The same vents that warm things up also defrost your windshield, so you're not fighting frozen glass while you work.
What You Get
The kit includes everything needed to bolt it in—the heater core itself, hoses, vents, mounting hardware, and the wiring. All the parts and fasteners are there; installation is straightforward enough that most owners can handle it in a couple hours without special tools.
Built to Handle Extreme Cold
The radiator hose is rated to work in brutal conditions, from -40°F all the way up to 285°F. That means it won't crack or fail when you're out in deep winter or dealing with engine heat during heavy use. SuperATV designed this to last through season after season of real work.
Warm Up Fast
If you're tired of waiting for heat to kick in, consider pairing this heater with an idle flow pump (sold separately). The pump keeps coolant moving through the system even when you're idling or crawling at low speeds, so you'll have warm air flowing in about 30 seconds instead of several minutes.
Fitment
Fits John Deere Gator XUV 865E (2018+), XUV 865M (2018+), XUV 835E (2018+), and XUV 835M (2018+). Does not fit any of the diesel models.
TraderHank offers free shipping to the lower 48 states, same or next day shipping on in-stock orders, and a price match guarantee.
Not sure if this fits your machine?
📱 Text Us at 877-425-4265
We'll confirm fitment before you order — we typically respond within minutes.
Make an offer
Questions & Answers
Have a Question?
Be the first to ask a question about this.











