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Kevin Meyer

Kevin Meyer

Quality Assurance and Technical Services Specialist

Meyer started with CHS in the fall of 2017 as a Quality Assurance and Technical Services Specialist. His role includes assisting with diesel, gas and lubricant questions from distributors and users. He works to ensure the manufacturing plants and cooperatives/distributors are maintaining product quality. He previously worked at a state-run fuels testing lab after graduating from University of Wisconsin – Madison with a Bachelor of Science degree.

Expertise

Meyer’s expertise is in quality control of lubrications, diesel and gasoline. He particularly enjoys finding solutions to help keep farmers’ equipment running smooth and improving production processes to help create efficiencies and optimizations.

Fact

When not working, Meyer enjoys hiking, biking, snowshoeing and snowboarding. While outdoors, he also enjoys taking photos of his adventures.

Posts By Kevin Meyer

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Q&A: How to Choose the Right Premium Products for Construction Equipment

The right fuel and lubricant combination can help ensure your construction equipment remains in peak condition.

Q&A: How to Select the Right ATF for Advanced Transmissions

Knowing how to select the right ATF is key to protecting your bottom line and the longevity of your equipment.

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Q&A: Why is a Premium Tractor Hydraulic Fluid Important

When it comes to tractor hydraulic fluids, there are numerous benefits of using a premium synthetic product like Cenex® Maxtron® THF+ year-round.

Cenexpert Kevin Meyer speaking

Q&A: Propane for Crop Drying

What makes propane a reliable choice on the farm, specifically for crop drying? Our expert explains.

Cenexpert Kevin Meyer speaking

Q&A: Ways to Reduce Forced Regens in Fleets

One issue many fleet drivers don’t plan for is forced regens. Luckily, there’s ways to reduce or avoid them from occurring.

Cenexpert Kevin Meyer speaking

Q&A: Improving Fuel Efficiency on the Farm

Whether you’re operating older equipment or machinery that’s brand new, being as efficient with fuel as possible will benefit your operation.

Q&A: Keeping High Mileage Fleet Vehicles on the Road

Fuel and exhaust systems are interrelated, meaning keeping one clean keeps the other clean as well. Let’s answer some common questions.

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Q&A: What Makes Oil Breakdown in Diesel Engines

What causes oil breakdown to happen, and how can you ensure your equipment is protected? Let’s dive in.

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