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Topic: Re: Ferguson System/Draft Control
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| Willie Young
03-16-2013 18:31:24
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Looking at the pictures I d bet the system is full of crap and water. Why not find a tractor wrecker even if you have to go to UK or Northern Ireland and pick up the whole hydraulic system and include also the hydraulic pump unit which can be overhauled with a new kit Personally I d be looking for another Fergy say with a seized engine but a good back end if your engine is OK. Just break the tractor open at the clutch housing and replace the oil seal from the gearbox shaft when you re at it |
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| Mike Darlington
03-16-2013 18:34:59
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Re: Ferguson System/Draft Control in reply to Willie Young, 03-16-2013 18:31:24
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| I am in the US. AM I posting in the wrong forum? Sorry. Thanks for the info though. It helps in making decisions. |
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| Willie Young
03-16-2013 20:24:49
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Re: Ferguson System/Draft Control in reply to Mike Darlington, 03-16-2013 18:34:59
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| The TO20 as far as I m aware was the same as the Coventry produced TE20 Engines could have been different however. I live in Western Australia and have 4 Fergies |
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| Dan S (NY)
03-16-2013 20:22:50
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Re: Ferguson System/Draft Control in reply to Mike Darlington, 03-16-2013 18:34:59
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|    You are on the right forum. An easy way to find parts is by simply entering the part number into Google search. Many times you will find what you need. I just entered the Spring part number 180998M1 and the plunger rod part number 181052M1 into Google and immediately found places I could order them. Didn't have such immediate luck with the spacer but I know they are out there. You will need a service book because you will need to remove the top cover to install the parts. Don't just take out the bolts and pull the cover or you will break your control valve, you must disconnect it from the pump first. The pictures show what the underside of the top cover on a TO30 looks like. Dan |
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| Williie Young
03-16-2013 20:41:12
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Re: Ferguson System/Draft Control in reply to Dan S (NY), 03-16-2013 20:22:50
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| Dan is on the ball mate I d follow his advice Lots of spares via UK suppliers like BARECO, SPAREX, AGRILINE,Tractorstoreuk etc The latter are really competitive price wise |
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