so you are one of the hp = power people? thats a typical american way of thinking,weve grown so used to high hp,but hook a 200 hp tractor and a 200 hp car together and which will pull the other?most likely the tractor,simply because of more torque.even if they weighed the same.power is a suggestive thing. power for a car is not the same as power for a tractor.that little factor is why folks who put v-8 engines in a tractor dont generally get the gains they expect.of course you could argue that gearing a tractor down is what makes it pull better, but does that increase hp or torque? bottom line is hp is a measurement of speed,torque is a measurement of work done. of course a 100 hp tractor should do more work than a 20 hp tractor,but you would expect torque to climb also.but that doesnt mean with 2 100hp tractors one wont out pull the other.
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