Has anyone that lives up North figured out how to install an engine block heater for the Uforce machines yet? Self-adhesive oil pan heater won't work because the bottom of the oil pan is ridged and not flat and a lower radiator hose heater won't work because the lower radiator hose doesn't climb upwards enough for the heater to work. I live in North Dakota where we have below zero temps for the majority of the winter and my Uforce 600 doesn't like to start when its -25 out. It will eventually start but takes 2 or 3 times for it to stay running and I know these extreme cold starts are bad on the motor. Thanks     

What about using a heat lamp/light set under the sump to keep the oil toasty?

[2015 Z Force 800 53/Trail EPS]

Heat lamp probably be too much. Be surprised what just a standard 60watt bulb in a drop light placed just right can do...especially if it's in a building away from wind. Or one of these heating pads just slid in under the case.

https://www.amazon.com/ABN-Automotive-Electric-Silicone-Heating/dp/B077J5DSFJ/ref=sr_1_3?keywords=oil+pan+heater&qid=1648072798&sr=8-3

Google oil dipstick heater. I've only ever seen full size ones for cars and trucks but I'm sure someone makes a short one that will work on your machine.

Google oil dipstick heater. I've only ever seen full size ones for cars and trucks but I'm sure someone makes a short one that will work on your machine.