Suggest Steel for antique tractor flywheel performance

[Turbowerks]

Save your money for more ci. The old saying there’s no replacement for displacement says it all. I’ve beat this to death with pulling customers, many $$$$$ have been wasted trying this ‘free horsepower thing. The most engine power and best gear/weight/ tire combination always wins. But it will break the tires loose on the line with more rotating mass. For a couple feet at least

 

[john.k]

I thought Farmalls had iron wheels with spikes on the tread?

 

[Ray Behner]

Save your money for more ci. The old saying there’s no replacement for displacement says it all. I’ve beat this to death with pulling customers, many $$$$$ have been wasted trying this ‘free horsepower thing. The most engine power and best gear/weight/ tire combination always wins. But it will break the tires loose on the line with more rotating mass. For a couple feet at least

 

[Ray Behner]

This may do the trick.

 

[Garwood]

Out of curiosity, for what ? Most stuff comes with a flywheel, so thousands of aftermarket ? What breaks that often ?

Not trying to horn in on your secret to success, just wondering

I don't make them for anything that breaks. Flywheels for putting things where those things were never intended to go.

 

[michiganbuck]

QY Op: (At 3500 pound I’m up against tractor that have 160 to 200 cubic inches and why more torque.)

I think time and money would be better spent getting closer to being in that same range.