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   / electric vehicles #41  
Who you gonna believe?

Says the EPA:
"Nationwide, particulate matter— especially the fine particles such as those in diesel exhaust—cause 15,000 premature deaths every year."

The treatments that diesel exhaust requires are not a handicap:
death is.

regards
 
   / electric vehicles #42  
Who you gonna believe?

Says the EPA:
"Nationwide, particulate matter— especially the fine particles such as those in diesel exhaust—cause 15,000 premature deaths every year."

The treatments that diesel exhaust requires are not a handicap:
death is.

regards
One day you too may own a tractor that double it's fuel usage during regen every few hours and if it can't it will go into limp mode.....
I have one and hope it will last me but I do not believe a DPF system will last 50+ years like previous tractors.
 
   / electric vehicles #43  
I take the governments estimated death statistics with a pound of salt. Too many recent events have proven that their testing, studies and reporting are too tightly tied to political agenda quite honestly.
Did those people die FROM diesel particulates, or WITH them? 😂

DPF is “safe and effective”.

I burn more fuel to keep the DPF hot, being careful not to idle. Then I’ll run it wide open for 30 minutes to burn off soot too.

Twinkies and refined sugar kill more… so let’s ban those first. I mean, if it saves just one life! Just like an ill fitting paper mask.
 
   / electric vehicles #44  
Funny how the government can come up with a statistic to save lives when pushing an agenda, but the same government will totally cover up and hide a much higher number of deaths from an agenda that they have created like the open border.
 
   / electric vehicles #45  
Funny how the government can come up with a statistic to save lives when pushing an agenda, but the same government will totally cover up and hide a much higher number of deaths from an agenda that they have created like the open border.

^This!
 
   / electric vehicles #46  
Funny how the government can come up with a statistic to save lives when pushing an agenda, but the same government will totally cover up and hide a much higher number of deaths from an agenda that they have created like the open border.
Statistics and "research" are common propaganda used to support ones agenda. When the media is in your pocket, it's easy to pass off lies. Just go back to 2020-2022.
 
   / electric vehicles #47  
Funny how the government can come up with a statistic to save lives when pushing an agenda, but the same government will totally cover up and hide a much higher number of deaths from an agenda that they have created like the open border.
Like abortion.

Abortion kills more people in the world than any other cause of death.

In fact, abortion kills more people that the next 7 causes of death, combined!
 
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   / electric vehicles #48  
Its gotten bad in the last id say 10 years and noticeably worst in the last 4 years. Scientist who talk about climate change but not in the sense of its the end of the world. Literally get zero MSM attention, I would assume they get little funding from the government if any at all. I can guarantee the scientist who are showing us cows farting and vehicle emmissions are the reasons for the our demise when it comes to climate change. They are getting money from universities and from the government.

Is that the new “political science”?

If you look at our industries and how we have Departments that are suppose to keep them in check for the consumer. Thats not happening. They are captured. The executive team member gets tired of working for say boeing. They just get hired by our one of our departments. Which is the reason why they are captured. Its scratch my back and ill scratch yours. Then when ever a big move is about to happen the member of the department cash in by having inside knowledge to make money on the market. ITs the biggest screw you scheme out there.

Thats fascism!!

For a country thats largely based on having a morale compass thats suppose to be pointing in the right direction. It is in fact not. This a bipartisan problem. Certainly they are instances where its not but there really isn't many of them. Only a hand full of politicians speak out against the BS. Look at our health care. totally captured by the insurance companies. B!den didnt even try to do anything. Even during the height of the pandemic. Our health care costs are more than any other country and we have the most problems here. Supposedly the FDA has our backs but there actions say otherwise

The only thing I can add to that is the health care system we have here still has the potential to be the best in the world, but the onus is on the patient to find it.
 
   / electric vehicles #49  
Is that the new “political science”?



Thats fascism!!



The only thing I can add to that is the health care system we have here still has the potential to be the best in the world, but the onus is on the patient to find it.
Every health care system has the potential to be great best. Ours id say is far from it especially after you retire and you are on a fixed income. Thats going to be problem that continues to get worst.

Fascism if thats what you wanna call it. Who cares. Thats how the gov operates. Whether its the left or the right.

Political science I guess so if that is what you are all about. Its obvious at this point
 
   / electric vehicles #50  
Considering that the average homeowner uses their tractor only 50-100 hours per year they should be forced into electric. It will be "good enough" for those users. Same goes with any homeowner power tools bought in big box stores - should be battery or plug in only.

I can't see farmers being able to rely on EV tech for planting and harvesting. It's bad enough now getting forced into a standing regen for DPF or your machine getting stuck in limp mode due to DEF and computerized emissions equipment issues.

I could see EV being used for things like mucking out barns.
It'll come. There are a lot of electric forklifts around, in part due to the natural ballast of a large battery, and operating them indoors.

I'd love to have a tractor that was 1000 or 2000 lbs heavier than what I have.

However, I'm not willing to go out and spend $50K for the latest and greatest technology on the block.

But you're right. an all electric large tractor or combine could be a problem. What if your battery only lasts 5 hours a day and you need to be on the field for 15 hours? Or you're operating 10 miles from your home charging point?

Perhaps they'll come with swappable batteries. So, one drops the battery on a battery trailer and picks up a new one, and is back to operating. While the assistant runs home to recharge.

Noting, of course, that the power companies don't like to give residential customers more than 200A 220V or in some cases 400A 220V, and they probably don't want you running it up to the full 100% load. Or, for a few days a year, every neighbor using the full 100% load.

Anyway, for my use, 5 gallons of tractor diesel can last me a very long time... many months, or sometimes years. There is little benefit of going to really expensive batteries.

I do have an electric mini van which I do like. However, one thing that I always have in the back of my mind is what would happen if I got a battery fire.
 

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