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Re: Whats the deal with exhuast covers?
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Posted by Peat on May 04, 2004 at 10:17:16 from (146.145.195.51):
When I go to shows and see all the shiny green, red, orange etc. I see exhaust covers on the mufflers. I keep one tractor outside and will put a bucket over the exhaust in the winter time so I don't freeze and crack the exhaust manifold. But in the middle of the summer is it really necessary to keep the exhaust covered? I'm sure most of these show tractors live in a heated garage. I can't help but think of years ago when everything spent its entire life outdoors. The equipment was weathered but it kept on running.
Any one have any thoughts on this? Maybe I am missing something.
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