wpmiller9887
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Can anyone tell me what year this tractor came from and if it is a popular model? Thanks!
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How ya' doin' Arlen?
Of course it should be delivered.
Weather guesser promised more liquid sunshine tomorrow and Sat. However, the next 3 months should be warmer and drier than usual. I am willing to bet about another smokey summer. I have a logger and timber cruiser coming out tomorrow morning and I gotta get up early for those guys. Catch you later!!
Of course it should be delivered.
Weather guesser promised more liquid sunshine tomorrow and Sat. However, the next 3 months should be warmer and drier than usual. I am willing to bet about another smokey summer. I have a logger and timber cruiser coming out tomorrow morning and I gotta get up early for those guys. Catch you later!!
wpmiller9887
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Thanks. The serial number system is a bit confusing. When I see TO- how does turn to TO20, TO30? Another tractor I’m looking at is TO-35289 and that is still a TO20?
John Deere D
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Good morning......
After "decades of "Previous Owner syndrome" the original Tractor could be a Mutt.
Ferguson Tractors TE-20..TEA-20...TO-20...TO-30 have parts that are all interchangeable.
Pictures of the Engine "Port & Starboard" as well as the steering column as well as the top of the Transmission could narrow down what it is you have:
Bob..Owner operator various colored Tractors...TEA-20..
After "decades of "Previous Owner syndrome" the original Tractor could be a Mutt.
Ferguson Tractors TE-20..TEA-20...TO-20...TO-30 have parts that are all interchangeable.
Pictures of the Engine "Port & Starboard" as well as the steering column as well as the top of the Transmission could narrow down what it is you have:
Bob..Owner operator various colored Tractors...TEA-20..
Dan S (NY)
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There is a serial numbers page on this site. TO20 serial numbers run from TO-1 through TO-60000 and TO30 serial numbers run from TO-60001 through TO-140000
Dan
Ferguson Serial Numbers
Dan
Ferguson Serial Numbers
wpmiller9887
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that helps, thanks. I saw that page, wasn’t completely sure if I was reading it correctly. Does the TE and TEA models actually show “TE-“ and “TEA-“ on the serial plates?
John Deere D
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QUOTE:
Does the TE and TEA models actually show “TE-“ and “TEA-“ on the serial plates?
Yes...as per picture:
Does the TE and TEA models actually show “TE-“ and “TEA-“ on the serial plates?
Yes...as per picture:
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