hp= (torque X speed) / 5250
so if it had say 34 hp at pto speed, lets just say that's 40 engine flywheel hp at 1400 engine RPM.
that's 150 ft lb of engine torque.
or if it had 40 hp at 1200 RPM, then it's 177 ft lb of engine torque
Numbers above are arbitrary for arguments sake.
if a good old snotty Allis 220 makes a bit over 200 pto hp at 1800 engine RPM on the dyno or lets just say 240 flywheel HP that's only 700 ft lbs of torque.
A good CAT in a truck can crank out an easy 1850 ft lbs. A small block 60 series Detroit may still have the same HP rateing but it's at a much higher RPM, better have some gears to find with the Detroit or just tickle the kitty and listen to it purr.
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