Posted by John A. on June 30, 2014 at 21:28:53 from (64.128.16.238):
In Reply to: Rain cap posted by jgstrickland on June 30, 2014 at 18:49:37:
jgstrickland, As other have said it is preference. Over the Yrs for Me it has worked out that most of the time My tractors pointed North, into the Prevailing winter time wind. as the case was when I was in the Okla. Panhandle! What started my change from facing Forward to Rearward was seeing high North wind open up the rain caps! So when our tractors were all home for the winter and in a row we changed to opening rearward so the high North wind would keep the cap shut instead of trying to open them! Consequently I still prefer My rain caps to face / open rearward. Also in my Tree infested country many times I have skirted under limbs and the Rearwards opening cap doesn't get caught on small whippy limbs and such! Later, John A.
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