Petition to roll back Diesel engine emissions to tier 3 standards for Agricultural use
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Adam Davis
8 years ago
We do precision leveling and the emissions equipment on our equipment causes us more breakdowns wich ultimately cost us more in down time and parts, not to forget fuel.
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Ethan
8 years ago
It’s costing us a fortune to run equipment not only in def but the dam repaira
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David Templeton II
8 years ago
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Please roll back the emissions standard... the cost of the current standards as far as cost of equipment, maintenance, and diesel exhaust fluid is placing an unbearable financial strain on my farm. Please roll back to pre -day, and pre particulate filters immediately.
Sincerely, David Templeton II
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Robert Willis
8 years ago
It's just wasted money
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Anonymous
8 years ago
The cost of operating and maintaining these tier 4 engines is a major cost to the ag and trucking industry
Plus the fuel consumption is way higher and the chance of mishaps and failure are continuing to climb
The rest of the world is benefiting from cheaper equipment because they don’t pay for emissions control therefore our industries can’t compete in the global markets as well as we should be able to
It is junk and I request a revision of this standard
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Shannon Hall
8 years ago
Tier 4 engine emission compliant engines are too costly and put an undue burden on the farmer and otr truckers.
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David Kirkpatrick
8 years ago
Have lost lots of time to def repairs!
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Anonymous
8 years ago
Why does it say tier 3 in the title but tier 2 in the petition ?
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Anonymous
8 years ago
There’s no need in having def fluid on anything
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Jack Lang
8 years ago
All this “emissions control” is fake news. The people who think this actually help anything are ignorant liberals who are probably making money off the dpf filters put on all this equipment
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Emile Bordelon
8 years ago
These emissions regulations need to be deleted- these engines costs too much to operate and they generate too much heat, which causes fires
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Jerridd williams
8 years ago
It would save the farmer money in the long fun. I am a john deere mechanic. I see alot of component failure due to def systems
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Will Mclean
· petition starter
8 years ago
Well said
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John Goodfellow
8 years ago
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Works when it’s new doesn’t work when it’s used. Emissions cost the farmer more than it’s worth. More breakdowns resulting In poor engine performance. Oil and fuel leaks all over the engine going on the ground and lots of def containers for me to burn. Costs the farmer money and doesn’t help the environment.
We do precision leveling and the emissions equipment on our equipment causes us more breakdowns wich ultimately cost us more in down time and parts, not to forget fuel.
It’s costing us a fortune to run equipment not only in def but the dam repaira
Please roll back the emissions standard... the cost of the current standards as far as cost of equipment, maintenance, and diesel exhaust fluid is placing an unbearable financial strain on my farm. Please roll back to pre -day, and pre particulate filters immediately. Sincerely, David Templeton II
It's just wasted money
The cost of operating and maintaining these tier 4 engines is a major cost to the ag and trucking industry Plus the fuel consumption is way higher and the chance of mishaps and failure are continuing to climb The rest of the world is benefiting from cheaper equipment because they don’t pay for emissions control therefore our industries can’t compete in the global markets as well as we should be able to It is junk and I request a revision of this standard
Tier 4 engine emission compliant engines are too costly and put an undue burden on the farmer and otr truckers.
Have lost lots of time to def repairs!
Why does it say tier 3 in the title but tier 2 in the petition ?
There’s no need in having def fluid on anything
All this “emissions control” is fake news. The people who think this actually help anything are ignorant liberals who are probably making money off the dpf filters put on all this equipment
These emissions regulations need to be deleted- these engines costs too much to operate and they generate too much heat, which causes fires
It would save the farmer money in the long fun. I am a john deere mechanic. I see alot of component failure due to def systems
Well said
Works when it’s new doesn’t work when it’s used. Emissions cost the farmer more than it’s worth. More breakdowns resulting In poor engine performance. Oil and fuel leaks all over the engine going on the ground and lots of def containers for me to burn. Costs the farmer money and doesn’t help the environment.