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Re: Certificate of Conformity
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Posted by Gerald J. on August 12, 2007 at 15:45:28 from (67.0.103.207):
In Reply to: Certificate of Conformity posted by Bill from Scotland on August 12, 2007 at 15:31:00:
That's a UK requirement. Its not likely MF in the US will want to certify it at all for UK use. Unless they had a version they exported or built in the UK and the two are built exactly alike. We don't get certification in the US, and we don't register our tractors so those things aren't often tested. Nebraska Tractor Tests for performance, not so much for cab safety. Some US cabs were noisy coffins. Gerald J.
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