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I just stumbled across these pictures from the LKW - Stefan Forum which has a heap of great pics of the D11T dozers. This pic was posted by 'Ruston Bucyrus' was of particular interest... I assume that it is an exhaust silencer? After converting his comments to English, he goes on to say that the dozer is from Switzerland.  Rowan.
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It´s a soot particulate filter due to the restrictive emission laws in Switzerland. You will find such systems on almost every construction machinery there. e.g. here´s a nice CAT 365 ES UHD from Switzerland with double exhaust pipes.It has got a similar system on it. http://www.baumaschinenbilder.de/forum/thread.php?threadid=27595&sid=84cf6eac5522ee8c3ed0d7856e70caf5Jan
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Cheers Jan, that sure is a nice 365, looks sharp in orange! Rowan.
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Looks like red neck stacks to me   
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That's an emissions control system. In the state of New York it is required for any NEW construction equipment purchased after January 2008. When Testa purchased one of its new 1250's last year for used at Ground Zero they had to have this multiple muffler installed. It also carries a NewYork State emission compliance sticker. You will be seeing more of this on diesel equipment rather than a big honkin' stack. http://www.cleanaircommunities.org/projects/wtc.html
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If anybody subscribes to Equipment Today magazine, there is an article discussing meeting exhaust requirements in non-attainment zones. Ther is a picture of a Deere grader with an exaust treatment similar to the one on the D11.
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All of our new freightliner trucks are coming with this soot filters on them, We are getting about 300 trucks so we see how they do. The drivers do not like them as much do to the truck will shut down if the soot filter gets to full, and they have to wait for it to cycle though and wait for the filter clean out alittle before the truck will operate again, you have to love technology. I can not wait to order parts for those trucks, I bet those filter and exhaust parts are not cheap   Jason
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That is an awesome pic Rowan  LKW-Stefan has a great site & forum for sure! You can get lost on there looking at stuff for days...not speaking from experience or anything  Over here they are starting to enforce diesel particulate filters too, here's a few pics of a 988 with the HUSS DPF setup.   CA is now also trying to make all machines going in for re-powers have these particulate filter installed, here's a pic of one on a newly re-powered 657E. Nice ugly hood ornament that only costs $80,000  
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WOW how big is THAT BUCKET? that thing is Huge!!...great pics
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Kind of weird with those exhausts but that is how it has to be.Also how BIG is that bucket on the 988 since, that is a HUGE BUCKET!!!!!!!!
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CAT320DL wrote:Kind of weird with those exhausts but that is how it has to be.Also how BIG is that bucket on the 988 since, that is a HUGE BUCKET!!!!!!!! Woodchip or trash bucket?
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That looks like a coal bucket, just take a look at the loader's colour, it all turned black!
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That's one of the largest coal bucket's I've seen. Especially on a loader that size!
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CAT 328D LCR wrote:CAT320DL wrote:Kind of weird with those exhausts but that is how it has to be.Also how BIG is that bucket on the 988 since, that is a HUGE BUCKET!!!!!!!! Woodchip or trash bucket? Thanks Sal!!, I think Coal bucket/Mining bucket
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Antho wrote:That looks like a coal bucket, just take a look at the loader's colour, it all turned black! Yes sir it is a coal bucket  ... They had 4 or 5 of these 988B's on site as feeders
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