Its easy,torque is what does the work, without torque you cant do anything.hp is how fast the work gets done ,the more hp the faster you work,aint that simple?lol.. this is true whether your working a horse,a tractor,or a aa fuel dragster.your 3cly has more torque,therefore more pulling power.the 2cyl has more hp but less torque so less pulling power.its like putting a 25 hp briggs in your tractor,might run but wont pull,however if you put a 25hp tractor engine in it it works.hp and torque are two totally different things.by the way,ever wonder why most old tractors run at 2000-2500 rpm?thats right in the middle of the torque curve is the answer.this is true of ANY 4 stroke gas powered engine by the way.torque falls off at higher rpms,while hp continues to increase with engine speed.thats just the nature of the beast.
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