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Topic: TE20 Starter Question and Shifting Issue
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| 49/20/53/30
11-14-2012 18:53:57
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Just wondering if someone knows if a starter from a TO30 will work on a TE20. Mine on my TE20 is dragging and I have a spare off of a TO30. My other question is every once in awhile my TE20 will lock in first gear. I have to take the shifter off and adjust everything. Its not a bad fix its just a pain in the rear. |
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| John(UK)
11-15-2012 05:23:05
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Re: TE20 Starter Question and Shifting Issue in reply to 49/20/53/30, 11-14-2012 18:53:57
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| Yes it should fit OK, according to the service manual they will interchange. The tractor sticking in gear, is the Clutch dragging, have you checked the free-play in the pedal measured under the Foot-rest to the top of the pedal arm when you rest your hand on the pedal, the gap should be no more than 3/8" when the tractor is hot. If this is correct then it can be wear in the transmission and it requires the end float on the main shaft checking and re-shimming to give correct pre-load. If you need more info about any of this, email me and I will send it....John(UK)..fergusontractors@hotmail.com |
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| Trac
11-15-2012 06:29:55
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Re: TE20 Starter Question and Shifting Issue in reply to John(UK), 11-15-2012 05:23:05
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| John chances are you are correct i was thinking about my TEA that has the Lucas starter and i never had the starter off of my TE thanks the for the insight this site wouldn't be nearly as good as it is if it wasn't for you! |
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| John(UK)
11-16-2012 06:34:12
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Re: TE20 Starter Question and Shifting Issue in reply to Trac, 11-15-2012 06:29:55
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| Thank you for that!....There is one other thing to remember about these starters on a TEA. The 6 volt starters are as discussed, but the V volt starters are very long on the Bendix drive and wont fit, as the hole for the starter in the engine rear mounting and the transmission housing is also different to accommodate the extra long starter. If you want to change the original engine from a 6 volt tractor into what was a 12 volt tractor from new you can't do it easily. You need a 12 volt starter that is similar to the 6 volt but with the mounting that will fit on the rear of the Engine Block. Where we use the 6 volt starter when we convert to 12 volt wont work because of the difference in the Starter mounting on the engine Just to clear up any doubt there could be, you can change a 6 volt tractor engine into a 12 volt tractor if you use the original type (or pattern) of starter and the Flywheel from the 6 volt Engine on the 12 volt engine. The size of the Starter mounting is never given a thought. So if you need to change engines from 6 volt to 12 volt tractor always check the starter mounting and if the transmission housing has provision for the extra long Bendix of the Starter.The Starter on a TEA that has been 12 volts from new, engages the flywheel from the rear not the front like most starters do..John(UK)...fergusontractors@hotmail.com |
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| Trac
11-15-2012 05:18:27
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Re: TE20 Starter Question and Shifting Issue in reply to 49/20/53/30, 11-14-2012 18:53:57
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| I think the starter on the TE is a Lucus were the TO is a Delco Remy the starter shaft on the TE will be shorter it looked to me that the flywheel is turned around. (reversed) |
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