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Pulling capability 2 wd vs. 4 wd
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Posted by Mark on February 21, 2006 at 13:28:48 from (172.134.195.46):
Notice I said capability and not 'power' as power is a relative thing. I have been wondering just how much advantage a 4 wd machine has over a 2 wd tractor. For example, what will a lower HP/weight 4 wd tractor pull compared to a larger 2 wd machine. Will a 4 wd 60 horse tractor pull with a 75 horse 2 wd tractor? None of this is terribly important to me, just a question I have wondered about. Horsepower is horsepower and nothing will make up for it...but putting it to work more efficiently has to have a bearing on the end results. Your thoughts?
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