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Posted by Vladimir Zhuravlev on November 24, 1999 at 22:26:36 from (195.2.88.21):
Hello everyone. I am sorry, I already asked this question , but did not get good answer.
I am Russian from Moscow. I have nothing to do with tractors
But my daughter is student of the foreign department at Moscow agreecaltural university.
She had task to write the paper how to decrease the polution after tractors , we have the lots
of the data about cars , but no data about tractors ( electronics fuel systems, and so on)
I realy would appriciate any help with this
web referencies ( where to find caterpiller site and ask questions) , papers, documents,pictures...
Thanks in advance. Vladimir
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