HP vs Torque

Kind of a complicated way to just dig a ditch.

Rockrash wrote:
HP= how fast you hit a brick wall.

Torque=. How far you push the brick wall.

Yep pretty much sums it up, this is why gassers rev on hills and diesels don't.

That and the weight advantage of the steamer over the tractor, once traction is broken it is all down hill.

Dave H M wrote:
I give, which one is the apple and which one is the orange. :h

Since I love Pippin apples - I'd say the Deere is the apple, everything else is a microsoft.:h

I give, which one is the apple and which one is the orange. :h

Rockrash wrote:
HP= how fast you hit a brick wall.

Torque=. How far you push the brick wall.

Love it!!

HP= how fast you hit a brick wall.

Torque=. How far you push the brick wall.

Those larger steel wheels with studs don't hurt any either. Good video.

gearing is everything that deer prob is sitting around 2000ftlbs tq , and weight helps

It's usually about who ever spins first along with who ever is much heavier.
Also notice the chain is going uphill towards the steamer. That takes the weight off the diesels tires reducing traction even more.