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WI'm of the lawn care school that says "If it's green and the mower can cut it off, it's grass." Consequently, I have several different...
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WIMHO squaring off the blades is a waste of time, gains nothing, plus you loose blade overlap. Grass doesn't care if the ends of the...
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WWindblown replied to the thread Anyone experienced increased NO2 emissions on modern tractors with DPF?.I may look into re-routing the exhaust as well. We'll see how it goes in a few more days. I've got tractor work piling up. Feeling...
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WWindblown reacted to SmallChange's post in the thread Anyone experienced increased NO2 emissions on modern tractors with DPF? with
Good Post.
I can't imagine what tractor makers were thinking when they started putting the exhaust below and in front of the operator. It... -
WWindblown replied to the thread Anyone experienced increased NO2 emissions on modern tractors with DPF?.I have heard either may be possible from multiple sources as far as total NOX output. Apparently if the engine is designed to normally...
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WWindblown replied to the thread Anyone experienced increased NO2 emissions on modern tractors with DPF?.Noted. I should have known racking up hours sitting in the barn was a bad idea. LOL. Battery acid? Is that code for moonshine? :)
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WWindblown reacted to rontaki's post in the thread Anyone experienced increased NO2 emissions on modern tractors with DPF? with Good Post.
If the DPF is catalytic, that may cause higher NO2 emissions
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WWindblown posted the thread Anyone experienced increased NO2 emissions on modern tractors with DPF? in Safety.I would be interested to know if others have run into issues with lung irritation/inflammation on newer emission controlled tractors...