TEA20 Alternator Conversion

Ron in Warwick · May 16, 2013

G"day
I have recently purchased what I think is a TEA20. The data plate is badly corroded & all I can read is A 214671. I am looking for a wireing diagram for the alternator conversion, a fan shroud & bonnet side panels. If any one can help please contact me.

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Ron Warwick Qld

Charles in Aus. · May 16, 2013

If it is a TEA then serial no. 21467 makes it an early 1948 model .

Jason S. · May 17, 2013

I thought the TEA's were like the TE's and the side panels or dog legs as some call them, were one piece with the hood? Where as the TO's dog legs were seperate stampings from the hood and are removable.

Charles in Aus. · May 17, 2013

TE 20 Bonnets come to bits as well Jason , top, sides, grill and lower chin piece , all available as reproduction spares but at a price !

Bob in Australia · May 17, 2013

There is a Bareco conversion alternator B8810 for the TEA20 from any Bareco supplier. Probably need new coil as well, at least. 12V starter also available

Jason S. · May 18, 2013

After I said that I looked the hood up on Agco parts. I never realized that on the TE's the dog legs run all the way back under the style line on the hood. Your right on the parts being expensive. The lower chin on my TO20 was rusted out and a previous owner had it filled full of plastic filler before it had been painted. I was going to replace it until I seen it was $200.00 and I had read that they do not fit that great. So I am currently repairing mine.

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