The carbon emission calculation is based almost exclusively on mpg saved.
Egr is to reduce nox, but it does so at the cost of more carbon emission... (energy expended)
Depending on what the stretched vehicle does, its going to be 50% more polluting (taller the load/trailer) to absolutely dead average.
What’s Up With Extended Frames?
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Basically you mount a valve under the truck and the additional stick becomes a lever to move the valve.Isafarmboy, Oxbow and ‘Olhand Thank this.
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Well if you think about it. Trees need co2 they convert it to oxygen. So you are really doing the world a favor and green peace should recognize this humanitarian effort.Gearjammin' Penguin, W923, Oxbow and 2 others Thank this.
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Well could’ve gotten real technical with the explanation
But think I got point acrossJolliRoger and Oxbow Thank this. -
I misread your post. I thought you said it is how you shift a triplex. I see now you said isn’t.
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A nice extreme conditions wheelbase…..probably 300” or so
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This extended frame job made a pretty nice touch to this old workhorse.
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Ain't never seen that before. How long is that trailer?Oxbow Thanks this.
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So, we can add a second situation to where a super stretch is practical, annoying the eco-wackos.
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