Hello, new to the forum, not to trucking though. We’re buying my first reefer trailer to try some loads, is there a certain year that we can purchase to make sure that we don’t need any future updates or upgrades for the California EPA carb compliance? To the best of my research ability it looks like possibly 2010 or 2013?? Found a lot of information on what year refers have to be compliant by what year, but not what year does not need any future updates for the tier 4.
There is very little definitive information as far as what year the manufacturers had to have full compliance by for ultra low emissions.
As an example, if I buy a 2013 and newer reefer unit, will it need any updates for compliance? Or would it be good to go because it was made to fully comply?
Buying first reefer, what year is California CARB compliant proof ??
Discussion in 'Refrigerated Trucking Forum' started by Nitrorocket, Feb 16, 2020.
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They are not open Sunday evenings with customer service, figured someone might know off hand.
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I used to know a guy who ran an old TK Whisper in California and said he never had a problem with the emissions guys out there. -
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When you go for an ARB# and put in the motor serial# it gives you the end date. -
Seems like a lot of hassle for cheap rates .. unless you got something locked up or only go during the busy season a lot of trucks compete for the same freight it seems ..
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