Concerns about the impact of emissions technology on the export potential of used tractors and other agricultural vehicles has led to an assessment by Perkins Engines Co. of potential “migration” issues.
“We’ve undertaken extensive testing, analysis and field validation of our U.S. EPA Tier 4 Interim engines for customers concerned about the resale value of used machines being exported to countries where fuel quality and sulfur content can vary,” says product manager Dave Entwistle. “Above…
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