Posted by newhollandnut on January 20, 2020 at 09:13:51 from (216.21.217.1):
In Reply to: Def system question posted by rrman61 on January 20, 2020 at 07:48:59:
I got a 2019 420f2 at work last January. I�ve got a year and around 300 hours on it. You will not have to stop and you will never notice it doing a regen. I could be wrong but I believe the system on the cat burns def all the time vs. doing a regen. That being said you will burn very little def if you spend most of your time at high idle. I don�t know an exact number but I have put less that 20 gallons of def in a year. I switch to cat from case. They both have their advantages but I am happy with the cat. The only complaint I have with the machine is the cycle times don�t seem to be as fast as a case. Going from a cat to a cat you should be totally happy
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