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Posted by John A. on December 06, 2004 at 10:20:03 from (65.161.170.132):
In Reply to: Duh! Now, I get it! posted by Allan in NE on December 06, 2004 at 08:58:01:
Allan, I have always run mine backward for three reasons. 1st... While I was still in the Panhandles, our tractor row faced north, We started reversing the rain caps so when the high north, northwest wind would not flip them open, and let in rain/snow and such. 2nd... Now that I am here in Cen-Texas we have trees, Now the reversed raincap helps to glide under lower limbs and such. 3rd... I Like the look of the reversed raincap. Had a custom hauler tell me to tape shut the exhaust on forward faceing raincaped TURBOed tractors.That is so the raincap didn't funnel air down the exhaust, through the turbo{thus spinning the non oiled unit} and out whatever intake that is open. Makes sence to me! Later. John A.
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