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Channel 19
Dealing with DEF quality: Certification program turns 10, amid continued assurance work
Issues that can arise with out-of-spec diesel exhaust fluid include the perhaps most obvious one â improper urea concentration, which at a drastic-enough level can trigger derating of the engine. Other issues can include expensive repairs.
March 19, 2019
Channel 19
Emissions-system issues hamper productivity for one owner-operator
And maybe more than just one, if anecdotal evidence is any indication. A report from Dave Palmer of S.C.-based Holly Knoll Services, whose triaxle dump, put into service in Jan â13, has been in the shop no less than six times over the emissions system.
April 25, 2015
Overdrive Extra
Owner-operator on a fuel-economy test run
In May independent Albert Transport owner-operator Henry Albert participated in a test run of the 2014 Freightliner Cascadia Evolution (pictured) to track and compare its fuel-efficiency against an EPA 2010-compliant Cascadia. We reported about the test just last week. This week, heâs been sharing results of this unique experience over on his blog as part [âŚ]
June 7, 2012
Business
EPA investigating Navistar over engine dates
Company, facing millions of dollars in potential fines, says its â2010 transition was appropriate.â
February 16, 2012
Business
Industry pitches trucking stimulus plan
A coalition proposed a short-term 10 percent tax credit buying Class 8 trucks with 2010 engines.
September 3, 2010
Channel 19
Mack TerraPro refuse truck âSlicedâ on History Channel
The star of last weekâs episode of the History Channel television program Sliced was âtough, rugged and good-looking,â said makers of said star, a Mack TerraPro refuse truck that the showâs host, John McCalmont, showed backed up its exterior with EPA 2010 emissions-certified power in the guts. Each week, the Sliced host uses a bevy [âŚ]
June 2, 2010
Business
Cummins says 2010 engines meeting expectations
Cumminsâ 2010-compliant heavy-duty diesel engines are delivering at least 5 percent better fuel economy.
March 24, 2010
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