Posted by Parmenion on July 02, 2014 at 18:37:56 from (69.35.176.124):
In Reply to: Rain cap posted by jgstrickland on June 30, 2014 at 18:49:37:
I grew up on a 70 acre farm on Lake Ontario. My father bought a Farmall M the 2nd day we moved in. My father always had the rain cap mouth facing the radiator. It was the tractor that made me love the IH Farmalls and I still have it today.
Even when this one time when my father replaced the muffler and it didn't have a rain cap, I asked him to get one because it became iconic to me just as much as the Farmall red.
Oh and it had to face the shroud!
:lol:
This post was edited by Parmenion at 18:38:51 07/02/14.
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