When its 95 degrees out and they still burned up a whole can of either getting started, you know they're running stock John Deere engines under those hoods. 😁
@brandonwilliams2431
3 жыл бұрын
What are you shooting to it ether?
@trevorkahl420
3 жыл бұрын
Yes
@thomaslynch9016
3 жыл бұрын
can u please explain the process? why so much ether why can't the fuel keep it going?
@kramnull8962
3 жыл бұрын
Even back in the 1980's they were using 4 turbos on many of these Tractors. International especially had very high tech engineers at work on getting raw power and putting it to the ground. That's why they dominated so many classes over the years. To answer your question. Most likely these engines only have 11:1 or perhaps 12:1 compression. Remember a Diesel has to have at least 20:1 compression to run and idle in a stock tractor to properly burn fuel. Well with the turbos they are most likely getting 30:1 or higher, so you would lower the engines compression way down to get as much compression from pure turbo boost as possible. Which also means that you get an engine that will not crank very easily, since there is virtually no boost from the turbos at idle. Lowering the actual compression ratio would most likely help with detonation as well; less compression actually means less sheer heat inside the engine.
@tommygoat26
3 жыл бұрын
@@kramnull8962 I forgot man gas runs off spark diesels compression heat so these r 11:1 THATS WHY lol the ether don't hurt the rings
@kramnull8962
3 жыл бұрын
@@tommygoat26 It isn't actually good for any diesel or even these to use ether. But really there is no choice in the matter for a farmer or these pullers.
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