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Posted by Rich in NYS on November 12, 2005 at 16:44:24 from (216.144.244.189):
I was told that the two cycle gasoline engine does not get as much traction as a typical 4 stroke equivalent engine. The man was telling me this because it applies to a trial and error he did between a yamaha warrior and a yamaha banshee. Almost same weight, same rider, and same ground conditions, tire tread and pattern etc. With that said would a tractor do the same thing say if i were to put a two stroke engine on my farmall H. I do believe that i saw where someone put a 2 stroke twin cylinder engine in a farmall on this website. If this question is stupid say so.
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