I think those programs are useless. Texas had something like that about three years ago on farm tractors. I think they had to be at least 10 years old. All they required was a torch cut hole in the engine block. We ended up with four ih 66 series that were easy fixers. I think now the State of Ohio is also doing that to the surplus heavy trucks that come up for sale if they are over something like 20 years old or so. The cut the frame. Lots of waste going on in the name of making the envieorment better. I have never thought the state of California should have so much influence on the rest of us. Their clean air standards are not needed in the less populated parts of the country but we have to pay just as well. In case any have not noticed a new 100 hp tractor just went up about 8 grand because of emissions standards.
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