Starting in 2014, every manufacturer of diesel engines in the 74-750 hp category will be using a technology called Selective Catalytic Reduction as part of their strategy to meet the final emissions standards set forth by the EPA. This technology uses a fluid called diesel exhaust fluid (DEF).

If it's not already, handling DEF will soon be a reality for most agricultural and commercial operations.

DEF is more susceptible to contamination than other fuels and fluids, so we put together this video to show you how simple it can be to maintain the purity of DEF and keep your operation on the move.

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More DEF Resources from Thunder Creek Equipment:

• DEF Is Different Infographic
• Video: Properly Handling Diesel Exhaust Fluid
• Thunder Creek's DEF Delivery Solutions
• PDF Download: All About DEF