How are the two machines rated? Engine, PTO or drawbar horsepower? If you're comparing PTO and engine horsepower, you're comparing apples & oranges. Also, I believe engineers in the US and Europe use different standards to rate engine horsepower: SAE versus DIN. And the test protocols have evolved over the years so you really can't compare SAE horsepower from, say 1970 to an SAE rating in 2010..
A heavy tractor with a flat torque curve is going to win out over a light tractor with a peaky torque curve, even though they produce the same PTO horsepower.
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