Regen delete kit

[Paystar]

Have you ever seen videos or photos of the air quality in India? It’s worse than the US in the 1970s. And of course, other sources are most responsible, not tractors. But this does show the result of having no air quality standards.

I agree, but our tier 3 engines made great strides in cleaning up their exhaust emissions, plus got great fuel economy without all the hassles of a DPF and numerous other sensors.

But now, we get punished with all this junk that has gone overboard, while almost every other country in the world gets a free pass.

But, I guess if they gave us good reliable diesel power, they wouldn't be able to push their electric agenda.

 

[jyoutz]

I agree, but our tier 3 engines made great strides in cleaning up their exhaust emissions, plus got great fuel economy without all the hassles of a DPF and numerous other sensors.

But now, we get punished with all this junk that has gone overboard, while almost every other country in the world gets a free pass.

But, I guess if they gave us good reliable diesel power, they wouldn't be able to push their electric agenda.

I can only speak for my own experience. My machine has been trouble free and only regenerates every 60 hours.

 

[riptides]

I can only speak for my own experience. My machine has been trouble free and only regenerates every 60 hours.

Likewise.

Since the wife machine was new a few years back, the regen time is creeping upward. I'd say it is past 60 now. I used to pay attention to the cycle, now, well, I just run it. When I get the chance. LOL.

Still need to get the a/c looked at though....

 

[scootr]

I can only speak for my own experience. My machine has been trouble free and only regenerates every 60 hours.

Mine regens every 50 hours, the neighbor is up in arms about his regen tractor ~ wants to remove it. Says it's a waste of emissions if you have rev it high for 30 minutes to burn off particulates every 50 hrs.
I sympathize but - it is something we have to live with. I've been happy with my DEF burning Ford for 7 yrs now.
I'm curious to know if there is a regen delete option for these newer tractors

 

[5030]

Whie it involves the book smart but practical experience lacking EPA, it's always a bust.

One good thing about it is, it increases the value of my pre 4 tractors. I'm good with that actually.

Just had my 2002 Cab M9 appraised for resale value. it appraised for more than I paid for it new in 2002.

Of course considering inflation and the value of the dollar today, I'm still loosing.

 

[jyoutz]

Mine regens every 50 hours, the neighbor is up in arms about his regen tractor ~ wants to remove it. Says it's a waste of emissions if you have rev it high for 30 minutes to burn off particulates every 50 hrs.
I sympathize but - it is something we have to live with. I've been happy with my DEF burning Ford for 7 yrs now.
I'm curious to know if there is a regen delete option for these newer tractors

If there is, I’m sure it would then make the tier 4 tractors as dirty as pre emissions and I would get sinus issues when operating the machine again. I’m happy with the tier 4 and no headaches.

 

[scootr]

I was just asking for a neighbor with a new 60 hp Yanmar

 

[LouNY]

The few common rail tractors that were pre tier 4, ran very well had good power and torque, very minimal smoke or emissions.
Then they got ruined with DPF's and DOC's EGR's and other assorted crap that did not do any thing but jack up the cost and complexity.