Repowering utility carts makes Green Sense But does it make financial sense
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Repowering Utility Carts: The Green and Financial Advantages
Summary
This article discusses the benefits of repowering vehicles, showcasing the experiences of an organization that chose to upgrade its fleet. We highlight how this move not only benefits the environment but also saves money.
A Greener Approach to Golf Course Management
Golfers at Hindman Park Golf Course in Little Rock, Arkansas, take pride in more than just their game; they boast one of the state's most environmentally conscious greens. About a decade ago, a collective effort by the Environmental Protection Agency, the American Society of Golf Course Architects, the United States Golf Association, Audubon International, and the National Wildlife Federation laid the groundwork for greener golf courses.
Golf courses naturally lend themselves to wildlife habitats. In 1997, guidelines were published to help course owners enhance their environmental impact. At Hindman Park, these recommendations inspired action. The park supervisor implemented over 40 nesting boxes and planted 100 fruit trees, aiming to plant 100 more each year?"all without relying on pesticides or fertilizers.
Environmental Responsibility Meets Financial Savvy
The partnership between golf courses and environmentalists might seem unexpected, but it aligns perfectly with the enjoyment of nature that golfing offers. Across the nation, both municipal and private courses are adopting sustainable practices, particularly in irrigation and maintenance methods.
A significant environmental impact comes from the engines powering maintenance equipment. Diesel and gas-powered machines, especially older ones, often exceed current emissions standards. Simply replacing these engines on lawnmowers, sand groomers, utility carts, and tractors can substantially reduce pollution.
While new equipment complies with EPA emissions standards, the cost can be prohibitive, especially for smaller or budget-conscious courses. The solution? Repowering instead of replacing. By installing new, cleaner engines, such as those from Kohler, courses can revitalize older machines at a fraction of the cost. For example, the expense of buying one new piece of equipment can often cover repowering multiple machines.
The Dual Benefits of Repowering
Repowering is a financially sound decision that also makes environmental sense. Upgrading to Kohler engines can cut NOx emissions by up to 70%, and by keeping older machines in use, courses avoid contributing to landfill waste.
Golf courses have always taken pride in being "green," but today, that label carries new significance. By repowering old equipment with efficient and eco-friendly Kohler engines, courses can enhance their environmental commitment while being financially prudent.
opyright Ben Anton, 2006.
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