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11-22-2011, 08:14 AM #1Platinum Member
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Tier 4 Engines
When are manufacturers required to meet the tier 4 standards by? i've been doing a lot of reading and seems like 2014 is the date but some might be starting sooner. What will the mean for tractors under 75 hp, will they have particulate filters on the exhaust and exhaust fluid?
Kubota L5240 with loader and backhoe
1958 Ford 961 Powermaster LP
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11-22-2011 08:14 AM # ADS
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11-22-2011, 11:14 AM #2
Re: Tier 4 Engines
2015 but many engines are already meeting the Tier 4 requirements. Kubota has met the Tier 4 Final standard on their engines and I'm sure they are not alone.
Bob, n8zcc
Kubota B3030 with R4s
LA403, 60" bucket with hooks, bolt-on tooth bar, ratchet rake
BH76 with 16" bucket and thumb
Kubota Pallet Folks
Bush Hog 35-06 72" Rear Blade
Bush Hog SBX60 Box Blade
Bush Hog Razorback RZ160
Kubota ZD323-60
Kubota RTV900 with Curtis hydraulic angle plow
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11-22-2011, 11:38 AM #3
Re: Tier 4 Engines
We just took delivery of a new John deere grader and it's Tier IV. The local JD AG dealer has large tractors on the lot that are Tier IV. I've not heard anything in regards to the CUT world.
Richard
Kubota M9540, JD2210
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11-22-2011, 10:41 PM #4
Re: Tier 4 Engines
Tier 4 emission standards vary by horse power category as does the timeline required by EPA. Requirements are also setup in interim (introductory) stages.
Jan 1, 2012 is the start date for 75 - 150 HP engines to be interim tier 4 then 2015 to be Full tier 4 compliant.
25 - 74.9 HP interim Tier 4 starts Jan 2013, full tier 4 by 2018.
Kubota is not tier 4 complaint in all of their engines. Tier 4 specifications are less stringent on smaller engines so Kubotas under 25 and some a liitle larger are either full tier4 or interim tier 4 already.Dennis
CT225 w/7TL QA FEL, 60"tooth dirt bucket, 68" smooth bucket, Pallet Forks, Bale Spear. Hydrualic top llin, QH, 48 RC, 60" tiller, Angle blade, Landscape rake, Carry-all, Post hole auger.
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11-22-2011, 10:45 PM #5Platinum Member
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Re: Tier 4 Engines
I am looking to buy a tractor in the next year and would like to avoid having to get an exhaust filter, thats why i ask. Most tractor websites say there engines meet interim tier standards. I was worried that they would start coming out with more restrictive engines.
Kubota L5240 with loader and backhoe
1958 Ford 961 Powermaster LP
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11-22-2011, 11:06 PM #6
Re: Tier 4 Engines
The 75+ hp are the ones that have to change this coming year. They will have common rail electronic fuel injection and either particle filter or after burn catalyst treament.
Dennis
CT225 w/7TL QA FEL, 60"tooth dirt bucket, 68" smooth bucket, Pallet Forks, Bale Spear. Hydrualic top llin, QH, 48 RC, 60" tiller, Angle blade, Landscape rake, Carry-all, Post hole auger.
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