Posted by Larry B 1486 on March 05, 2011 at 13:03:32 from (67.142.161.20):
Today all tractors advertise HP ratings but it is engine hp when they say this tractor is a 200 hp tractor. When you read on at the specs. and 200 engine hp is down to 165 pto 150 drawbar. Wonder what my 856 would read today, 140 hp tractor? Seems like they are trying to make it sound like you have more tractor than you really have. I know my brother inlaws new tractor says 225 hp but it will not pull a 25ft disc any better than the older 165 hp tractor. When I looked up the specs on it, it was down to 170 pto and 155 drawbar. I guess my old 1486 should say 190 hp.
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