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In Reply to: F-20 versus 806 posted by boberjagel on May 31, 2023 at 20:42:32:
Drawbar power has two components, the pulling force and the speed at which you're moving, multiplied together. Vintage tractors tended to be very heavy for their power and as a result could generate high pulling forces due to having good traction. So, they could pull large implements for their power level but had to move relatively slowly while doing it. Modern tractors have a lower weight per horsepower ratio which favors higher speed operation due to not being able to generate proportionally greater traction for their power. People often focus strictly on the size of the implement but what matters is how many acres you are able to cover in a day. This capacity is directly tied to the amount of drawbar power being produced, regardless of what proportions force and speed are contributing in the equation.
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