Posted by Don-Wi on January 02, 2008 at 01:35:51 from (76.235.234.166):
In Reply to: Rain in the exhaust posted by AndrewFromNS on January 01, 2008 at 10:08:49:
Al of our tractors got 'em on, most sit all winter long outside and we don't have any troubles with water in the stacks when we fire them up for the 1st time in the spring. And this is after the spring thaw and all the April showers, so there is plenty of rainfall to attempt going down the stack.
A good hard down pour will put lots of water down the pipe, and we get those often enough. A tin can works great, but there are times where you forget, or think it's only gonna be overnight and it's not SUPPOSED to rain.... A rain cap works for us, and I've never seen one blow up in the wind yet.
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