They're bailing in 12th gear lol.

4955 is old. Its all mechanical. Aka slow to react to changing loads. New tractors dont have nearly the amount of surge on every stroke of the plunger. Omg that would drive me nuts listening to that all day.

@@crazyhass84 No, mechanical fuel injection on these older machines is just as fast to react to changing loads as electronics. Modern tractors react the same. But you can't hear it because they have exhaust mufflers. If this one had mufflers and the fuel screw wasn't turned in this much causing smoke... You wouldn't notice it either

@@petarmiletic997 lmao. Complete bs. I have been engineering diesel engines for 20yrs. My dads 1980s 200hp tractor doesnt react to loads anything like my 2010 200hp tractor. U can tell by how much the rpm drops... I can tell by 1000s of hrs of testing.

Its not nearly enough tractor to run that baler. My Powerstar 117 can keep up with a bigbaler, but I wouldn't go smaller. I'd certainly never put it on my 80hp McCormick, and I trust that far more than this old dying beast. THat thing is killing itself, and that's why it sounds like that. Its doing the job, but it ain't gonna do it forever. My dad uses an old 5055 80hp to blow snow, and honestly, it doesn't work as well as my Branson 58hp with my AgriMetal Yukon blower.

They're in eastern Carolina.

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Haha Von nix Ahnung aber davon ganz viel.

@@Blake_Painter wenn du meinst. Der Schrott von Fendt und Co wird nicht mal halb so alt. Du Milchbubi hast wahrscheinlich ausser Siku nicht mal einen eigenen Trecker. Solltest mal bei Landwirt in MV vorbeischauen, da hat sich der 1050 gegen den 8400 blamiert😜😜😜👎👎

@@svens1331 was für ein infantiles Kindergartengeschwätz, ein Schlepper hat sich "blamiert". Den Bauerntrampel erkennt man schon am ersten Satz. Dazu die albernen inflationären Smilies. Wer soll so eine Kinderkacke ernst nehmen?

It's not the injector it's the plunger stroke they take a lot of power from the engine.

To be fair he has opened her up probably a touch too far with that dense black soot each plunger stroke

The plunger on the baler is huge and takes a lot of power ... With every power stroke it lets the engine surge

@@Jorrie86I didn't know it used that much power, thanks!!!

@@cledussnow9507 Yeah the old Deere comes from a simpler time when everything was still mechanically driven... On modern tractors you hardly see them surging like that thanks to electronically controlled engines and ivt gearboxes Great to see the old girl still has what it takes to handle such a massive baler 😀👍

@@Jorrie86 oh definitely, I thought something was wrong with the Deere, but makes sense what you said. Looking at the size of that tractor, I wouldn't think it would have a lack of power, but that is a huge baler

Each time the plunger goes down the chamber to compact each wad of straw it exerts around 50 tonnes, about half supplied by the massive flywheel, the rest has to come from the engine

That’s the packers on the Baylor working lugging down the motor

The plunger on every stroke

Ok. Gotcha

50 and 55 series loved it. Powerhouse tractors

The old girl will take it 💪 they dont build them like that anymore

So it will not survive a one way trip?

@@wizardrhyme9597 1st one and the last one 🤣🤣🤣

@@rafanagajczyk1797Then Peter said unto them, Repent, and be baptized every one of you in the name of Jesus Christ for the remission of sins, and ye shall receive the Holy Ghost Acts 2:38

She’s running fine. That tractor will outlast the baler.

Go away Greta !

Just grunting a bit on the plunger stroke= like a fat guy on the old lady. Gettin er done , not hurting a thing

No it aint

It's an illusion due to the frame rate of the video being close to the RPM of the tires.

@@franciscorodr7966 the square baller kills the Transmission

Na that tractor will out last the bailer. Its just the plunger takes a lot of power to drive

Lol. Still has plenty to go.

It means you don’t know anything about tractors. It’s the plunger stroke. She’s running fine.

The old plungers need a lot of power

Governor on the injector pump is set too sensitive. Jumps all over every time the baler plunger hits. Not to good for driveline life.

@@nschelling6420 that's what I thought. But apparently I know nothing about diesels lol

@@LD-jk1qy this isn't old this is normal he is probably baking 36 to 38 flakes per bale woukdmake any tractor bark

All the drivers I see running farm equipment and treating like they were racing machines... Bigger, pricier, newer... isn't always better... The more bells and whistles... the more that can go... and when does... you better have deep pockets...

Don´t worry. The engine will last, and then some. The tractor is -almost- local to me. I was told that it is turned up to around 500 hp. That baler is a "high speed" baler. It requires A LOT of power to bale at that speed. Those old 8 liter Deere engine will handle a lot of power if done right.

@@torbenalstrup3902 your right there The engine on the Deere are bulletproof back then. My dad use to work on them proper work horse. 💪

What do you mean

@@davidt1514 he is wrong krone is top of the line all of Massey's improvements are copied from krone technology

Si ciao

Nothing runs like a Deere! As they say beauty is in the eye of the beholder!