Indeed, plus he initially had a more favorable holding position, since his knife was lower, he pushed on an upward trajectory, pressing himself even more to the ground.

It is necessary to take into account the mass and area of ​​the active surface, friction resistance, penetration of spikes into the ground, and only then it is a matter of the engine, and that is not fair.

The winner is the one that gets his blade under the other one and slightly lifts the front of the other crawler, which puts weight on his own and he can then push harder and not slip!

So, it’s down to tactics!And now change the height of this tractor, and the result will be the opposite.

Whose roll is lower, it presses itself to the ground, increasing the force of adhesion to the ground, and on the contrary, it raises the opponent, which is why the caterpillar slips. Men used to party like that in our country too.