The orange tractor pulloff (kubota vs agco)

[mike194]

this is a pic of the pulloff between a kubota bx2230 and an agco st30x hydro, the agco wins by a landslide

 

[Deadman]

I'd hope so, its 3 times as big.

 

[radman1]

Did you try the Kubota in 4WD vs the Agco in 2WD? Might be closer. The Agco has more weight, more hp, R4 tires vs turf tires. No contest. Heck even the pull of the chain is downward on the Agco and up on the Kubota. Was it like the show PINKS? Loose the race, loose your ride!

 

[mike194]

yeah we were just bored foolin around

 

[GeneD14]

Surprizingly that is the most scientific comparison that I've seen today. Thanks for the laugh.

 

[bones1]

Surprizingly that is the most scientific comparison that I've seen today. Thanks for the laugh.

We will have to do a study to see why the larger and more powerful tractor won.Doesn't make any sense.

 

[Ductape]

Looks like all you were missing was a couple beers in the cup holders !

(don't take this too literally!!)

 

[Dargo]

We used to do that with our 4X4 pickups in the 70's when the "Monster Truck" look was all the rage. If your truck hooked up hard it would wheel hop like nobody's business! Probably not the safest thing in the world to do, but we had a blast. The odd thing was that a guy with a '76 Toyota Land Cruiser with 38" Ground Hawgs (sp?) beat everyone in our group. I don't think he hardly had enough power to even spin them in low range 4X4 lock, but he would drag off my F250 long bed with 42" Buckshots on it. I had a 460ci engine and would be literally smoking my tires and he'd drag me backwards. Talk about being embarassed...

 

[kmdigital]

Let's see. To make this fairer, put the Agco on mud and the Kubota on dry concrete. Now that would be a little more interesting. Oh, and the Agco needs to set about 8" lower then the concrete so the pull is about level.

 

[Doc_Bob]

Duh .

If that impresses you, I will let the Agco hook up to my NH TN70A. I will not even start my engine. I will win.
Bob