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Darren

12-17-2002 23:50:11




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Can this model of tractor support a front bucket? Is there such an implement available? Does anybody have a list of implements available for this model? Any websites that may have pictures or manuals etc to help me out
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Ian

12-19-2002 05:03:59




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 Re: TEA-20 Implements in reply to Darren, 12-17-2002 23:50:11  
In England, there are many front loaders for sale specifically for the TE20. The original TE20 loaders are not hard to find, either. Maybe our country took to front end loaders easier.



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kevin

12-18-2002 18:08:43




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 Re: TEA-20 Implements in reply to Darren, 12-17-2002 23:50:11  
I have a Skyline loader on my 52 TEA.I took it off a 8N. Loaders specifically to fit Fergy's are not that easy to find. 8N models of the same loaders are plentiful, and go on Fergy with only minor mods/fabrication. My loader uses a front pump. It cost a few buks to get that hooked up, but it works. The tractor hydraulics would probably run it, but it may be slow. Also fergy does not have live hydraulics.Come spring I am going to try running the tractor hydraulics off the front pump to "liven" things up.

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Barry reid , Stirling Ontario

12-18-2002 04:21:07




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 Re: TEA-20 Implements in reply to Darren, 12-17-2002 23:50:11  
Hi Darren

They can support front end loaders, I happen to own an original Ferguson Loader. I took it off because it was not for me. There are different styles of buckets that can be used. So to answer your question Yes they acn

Barry



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