Posted by JML755 on March 19, 2014 at 08:11:41 from (97.78.165.191):
In Reply to: OOPS Mother Deere posted by John in La on March 18, 2014 at 21:03:40:
I find it interesting that the EPA is regulating air pollution on the high seas. (gensets on shrimp boats) How much pollution would a genset produce in the middle of the ocean with no other boats around for miles? Would the planet even notice it? Wouldn't the particulants drop into the ocean? I also could imagine that the pollution created by your driving over and picking up the motor and taking it back to the factory probably outweighed any difference between what a "conforming" motor and "non-conforming" motor produces.
Just more gov'ment intrusion in our lives. Next time you need to fart while riding your tractor, look over your shoulder to make sure the EPA isn't watching. :lol:
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