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To-20 0r To-30?

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Steve Y

01-03-2000 19:48:00




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Tried to retrieve numbers off side of tractor but unable to. The one plate with the patents has a "To-817..." then the numbers fade out. The tractor has 4 cyc. Can anyone identify?




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dennis

01-04-2000 09:21:18




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 Re: To-20 0r To-30? in reply to Steve Y, 01-03-2000 19:48:00  
look on the side of the engine. If the casting says Z120 it's a model 20. if it says Z129 its a to30. Also the to30 engine has a horizontal oil filter can just to the rear of the carburetor.



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Steve Y

01-13-2000 18:57:33




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 Re: Re: To-20 0r To-30? in reply to dennis, 01-04-2000 09:21:18  
Thanks for the info. However now wish to find out the year. Any help. The plate on the body says "TO-817" .... then fades out.



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Clarence Carhill

01-16-2000 04:57:21




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 Re: Re: Re: To-20 0r To-30? in reply to Steve Y , 01-13-2000 18:57:33  
In your reply to Dennis you didn't say whether you had a 20 or 30. If your SN had four didgets it would be a 1949 TO20... if it had 5 didgets it would be a 1950 TO20....



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Steve Y

01-17-2000 18:16:14




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 Re: Re: Re: Re: To-20 0r To-30? in reply to Clarence Carhill, 01-16-2000 04:57:21  
I have a T0-20 with a plate that identifies TO-817..... the rest of the numbers have been worn off. Can any one identify the year?



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Clarence Carhill

01-18-2000 16:07:54




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 Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: To-20 0r To-30? in reply to Steve Y, 01-17-2000 18:16:14  
Hi Steve Y. Is the black background paint still on your SN ID plate and still in nice shape? If it is it is important to preserve that origional paint as it increases the value of your tractor should you ever decide to Restore it for Show. Or has your SN plate been painted over? If it is don't use anything sharp to scrape it off. I want to restore a 1948 TE20 and there is so many layers of paint over the SN plate I can't see the SN. it puts me in quite a quandary.... If I use Paint remover It will sure remove the black background... If I scrape it it will no doubt scratch the plate... So if anybody out there have any Ideas I would sure appericate them....

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scott4glamis

01-17-2002 20:38:06




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 Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: To-20 0r To-30? in reply to Clarence Carhill, 01-18-2000 16:07:54  
try a heat gun and us a plastic bondo spreader to peel off the paint. that should do it.



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