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New 850 H.P. John Deere diesel vs 1800's steam tractor rated 18 H.P?

It's all about torque and traction... enjoy

 

http://www.youtube.com/watch_popup?v=FLQhvruimfs 



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nice video. old steamer kicks ass.



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Haha, I thought that would happen.

 

Isn't it a bit unfair though that the steam is hitched higher up? The JohnD. is basically being lifted off the back tires while the steamer is being pulled down a bit....  just a bit of physics.


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