Im an Electrical engineer NOT a Mechanical but have a few thoughts. In theory HP is a function of Torque x RPM so if the Torque were the same YES more RPM = more HP. HOWEVER the torque curve is not flat and not linear and depends on several mechanical parameters such as fuel and air and timing and valves and air flow and fluid dynamics etc etc. The engineers who set the governed RPM ARE NOT DUMMIES and selected the "sweet spot" and utilized several engineering trade offs to arrive at the best OVERALL performance including engine longevity.
Sooooooo it could increase HP slightly (depends on Torque curve remember) but you may pay for it in fuel economy and wear n tear etc.
Now if you were a tractor puller thats one thing, but Id leave it alone for general farm use. Just keep it tuned well and efficient and usea smaller implement or get an M lol
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