Posted by PretendFarmer on February 28, 2014 at 15:28:30 from (70.188.162.137):
In Reply to: Pulling with a W4? posted by Tim in New York on February 27, 2014 at 19:11:55:
I guess I am not clear how a W4 would outpull an H.
If you dont weight up, then I suspect the W4 weighs more.
But in antique pulls, we weight up for particular classes. So there wouldnt be a weight advantage. In fact, the H would have an advantage because of more movable weight.
The W4's first gear is barely slower than the H. I would suspect the two would run out of power just the same.
The H has taller tires. To me, thats an advantage.
Now, you will not want the loaded tires. You want as much movable weight as possible. And for the most part, I think the W4 will shine the most in 4500lbs class on a typical short chain clay track pull.
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