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Posted by paul on November 25, 1999 at 06:08:49 from (209.181.177.156):
In Reply to: description of the tractors cleaning system posted by Vladimir Zhuravlev on November 24, 1999 at 22:26:36:
Here in the USA our govt started regulating the emissions from gasoline engines back in the 1970's. Now they are regulating the emissions from diesel engines, rules will get tougher. Most of these rules are aimed at vehichles that are on the road (trucks), but the engine builders use their engines in trucks and tractors. Plus the newer fuels will be all that are available. So, our tractor engines will 'come along for the ride' and also have less emissions over the next decade. Perkins, Cat, Detroit Diesel, and so forth should all have some info, as well as some branches of the USA govt. --->Paul
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