Hey guys, I happen to own both an 1811 & 1810 Cub but I have always been curious about the diesel model 1572 or 1772. With both wearing chevron tires would it still be a one-sided pull off? Does anyone happen to know?
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smwilliams
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Torque wise the diesels will win every time because they have a flatter torque curve than the gas engines. However if it were the 15 and 17 back to back the 17 would win if the remainder was equal, again because it produces more usable torque.
mfrade
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If Haystack Calhoun was driving one of 'em - that is the one that would win! 
