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http://www.simetric.co.uk/si_cc2hp.htm

it's Bushes fault...

Nebe said so

and that's good enough for me....

he drives VW's :musc:

It's because it is built overseas HP is american make

it's Bushes fault...

Nebe said so

and that's good enough for me....

he drives VW's :musc:

damd straight..

stock 1600 CC's dual port.. single solex. simple..

saving up for a 1776 for my Bus... :)

There is no replacement for displacement! ;)

Toro still lists HP:
http://www.toro.com/home/snowthrowers/gastwostage/828LE.html

Interestingly, Simplicity now lists torque:
http://www.simplicitymfg.com/products/snowthrowers/large_frame_dual-stage/specs/index.cfm

CC doesn't = HP or Torque

CC is a measure of displacement, HP & Torque measure force

using that 15-17 cc = 1 HP formula, my single plug B&S go cart from when I was a kid had 13 HP instead of the 5 on the pull cord cover...

Marketing or insurance - gotta be

saw 2 snowblowers at home depot this am.195cc.one of the blowers sign 195cc==5hp other blower 195cc=6hp.the one that had the 6hp was a 5hp marked as a 6.go figure.

Like John said CC doesn't equal Horsepower or torque. Its a measure of displacement, like Cubic inches, or liters. How many liters in you car's engine? One liter = 1,000 CCs. So its entirely possible than one engine can be 195 CCs and 5 HP and another 195CCs and 10 HP.