1600?

[Cubcrazy]

Originally Posted by darkminion_17

I have a 1600,it is a red 582

[Mike McKown]

I have to ask, why do you need 16 horsepower to pull a tiller when 10 hp works well?

I put a 14 hp engine in my 108 years ago. When I was young. Not a good move. Years later, I put the 10 back in it and it ran much smoother and much less vibration.

[gt383mag]

Originally Posted by Mike McKown

I have to ask, why do you need 16 horsepower to pull a tiller when 10 hp works well?

I put a 14 hp engine in my 108 years ago. When I was young. Not a good move. Years later, I put the 10 back in it and it ran much smoother and much less vibration.

re u asking me? pretty much because thats what i have

[J-Mech]

Originally Posted by Mike McKown

I have to ask, why do you need 16 horsepower to pull a tiller when 10 hp works well?

Because you can never have too much power. NEVER!

[gt383mag]

Originally Posted by J-Mech

Because you can never have too much power. NEVER!

i thought i might come across as an ass if i said that. i guess i wasnt the only one thinking it

[mickb72]

Originally Posted by gt383mag

i thought i might come across as an ass if i said that. i guess i wasnt the only one thinking it

Oh yea mo par. Under const as of now, 168 puller, cause that's what i have on hand. Mike

[sawdustdad]

I'm in the "mo par" camp, too. Heck, it's all for fun, anyway. It makes just as much sense as owning 10 cub cadets makes.

[Sam Mac]

Originally Posted by J-Mech

Because you can never have too much power. NEVER!

When it comes to power "Some is good, more is better, too much is just right" or as the late Mark Donahue once said "If you can spin the tires at the end of the longest straight you have just enough"