Posted by DoubleR on November 16, 2014 at 09:54:42 from (198.105.230.181):
Does anybody understand the pro's and con's of these? Nearest I can figure the 4 has a little more emissions on it than the 3. I'm thinking replacing an older tractor with a new 40-50 hp. tractor. I know some dealers have some new 3 tier tractors left that they claim will be better than the new tier 4 engines. I just looked up my 2012 30 hp tractor and see that meet the criteria for a tier 4. They said on the small engines they just had to make a few adjustments. Although that tractor seems to use more fuel than it 30hp predecessor. On the Farm Show this morning John Phipps said their new tier 4 large tractors were more economical than their older tractors. I'm just trying to decide which way to go if I decide to make the move.
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