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Petition to roll back Diesel engine emissions to tier 3 standards for Agricultural use

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Mitchell Malone
8 years ago

Today's farmer produces good for the world at very low prices. The efficiency of this group in production is far greater than the supply chain it services. The trucks, factories, ships and retail delivery does not even come close to product Vs energy consumed.

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Danny Anthofer
8 years ago

There is no reason to have these kind of restrictions on our farmers and truckers.Now we have to add carbon to or soils because of the shortage.

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Anonymous
8 years ago

Farmers don't need more stuff against them.

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Michael Hockin
8 years ago

Some of this emissions equipment is very dangerous. For example the regen system on our tandem grain truck is deadly close to very tinder dry cereal stubble and being extremely hot we are scared to even use an $80,000 Grain Truck to haul produce from our fields. The engines with these emissions controls on them burn more fuel than the old ones did. Is that better?

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Ron Teig
8 years ago

The US Government needs to stay out of vehicle and engine design. They know nothing about it.

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Brandyn meyer
8 years ago

Tier 4 added more expens to the cost of equipment and was just not needed.

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Justin Hughes
8 years ago

I have seen def cause more breakdowns than any other problems combined. These breakdowns cost millions in delays in construction and agriculture each year.

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Ben Richards
8 years ago

God will demolish the earth one day then he will build a new heaven and a new earth. Man will not demolition the earth so the def junk and emissions crap is a hoax

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David Schmidt
8 years ago

This never should have happened, is a major financial burden to the farmer.

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Anonymous
8 years ago

I farm and this would be the best thing for modern agriculture

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Jacob christen
8 years ago

Causes engine failures and emissions burn more fuel. Waste of money and resources

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Stephen Tensmeyer
8 years ago Featured

Tier IV emissions for ag equipment is unnecessary regulatory burden on the community. Majority of your AG Equipment runs less than 300 hours per year unlike vocational equipment.

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Marty Wilson
8 years ago

This needs to be a serious consideration for those that can make those decisions and changes.

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Travis Cooper
8 years ago

Sick and tired of all these issues thanks to tier4 a or b.

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Justin Gurley
8 years ago

Military vehicles don’t have them so why would farmers?

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Daniel gray
8 years ago

All the heat is dangerious!

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Baynard Connelly
8 years ago

Too many sender problems

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MICHAEL HUBBARD
8 years ago

We spend more on fuel, with endless sensor break downs

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Anonymous
8 years ago

Please remove these expensive burdens that are placed on already struggling businesses.

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David carter
8 years ago

This government overreach is on track to break owner operators!