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Re: What is the horsepower difference between an H
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Posted by CNKS on March 30, 2007 at 08:21:44 from (204.249.178.32):
In Reply to: What is the horsepower difference between an H and posted by Neil Fuller 2 on March 30, 2007 at 07:55:20:
The H has about 25 drawbar HP, the Super H about 31, these are IH ratings. The reason you do not seem to see a lot of difference in performance is that the SH is geared faster, particularly in 3rd and 4th gear. Without looking up exact figures, as an example 3rd in the H is 4 1/8 mph, in the SH 5 mph. With the same implement in the same soil, the SH should pull it in 3rd about as good as the H, but the ground speed is faster, but the tractor will feel about the same and pull about the same amount. The speed difference is even greater in 4th, 5 1/8 for the H 6 5/8? for the SH. The speeds are closer together in 2nd, in that gear the SH should pull a heavier load. It also depends somewhat on how the rear tires are weighted. I have not directly compared an H and a Super H with the same load, but I tend to agree with your assesment.
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