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Prolific slobber is a mess. I started my truck once when I forgot to cover the stack before a torrential rainstorm we had and it covered my truck, my Suburban and the comm shelter on a trailer I have. The soot is a messy and difficult mess to clean up too.

Does cutting the stack and pointing it up make it quieter in the cab?

Agreed MDL I know the middle of this country, in the area known as the "plains", which is far larger than any non midwesterner will know, is a place with dominating winds, and weather phenomena beyond most people's comprehension. I want to relocate sometime in the future to the high desert...

If you look closely, there is a 1-1/2" nut tied to the end of the light rope that is tied to the can. I am a weather observer here and the highest wind I have logged is 72 mph and it stayed on. I have a heavier weight if it does blow off. Sometimes when I start the truck, it does not...

Here is my solution to the cap stack requirement and it is one that works with any wind I have here which can be considerable. It was suggested by our JATONKA RL