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Identifying my Ferguson

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Henning S�rense

10-20-2003 04:11:45




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Hello. I wonder if someone could help me identifying my gray ferguson. I plan to restore it this winter, therefor I need to know the model and the type of engine. It would also be fun to know when and where it was created. I've taken some pictures of it (see link bellow) - please let me know if you need more pictures to identify it. Any help would be greatly apriciated. Thanks.

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Henning S�rrensen

10-21-2003 22:47:30




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 Re: Identifying my Ferguson in reply to Henning S�rensen, 10-20-2003 04:11:45  
Thank you all for your great replies. I've now ordered a copy of the TEA20-manual and are all set for retoring it, using those long and cold evenings the danish winter has to offer :-)



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john(UK)

10-21-2003 13:59:05




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 Re: Identifying my Ferguson in reply to Henning S�rensen, 10-20-2003 04:11:45  
Its a 1955 TEA20 one of the last produced before the change over to the FE35.



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Paul F B

10-21-2003 07:17:30




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 Re: Identifying my Ferguson in reply to Henning S�rensen, 10-20-2003 04:11:45  
Boy, that's a nice tractor and you'll have lots of fun with it Henny. I wonder what the toggle like switch, above and to the left of the oil pressure gauge, is for?



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Henning S�rensen

10-21-2003 13:01:06




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 Re: Re: Identifying my Ferguson in reply to Paul F B, 10-21-2003 07:17:30  
RossM is right. The switch is for the lights: parking lights, dippped headlights and headlights



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RossM, Uk

10-21-2003 08:02:48




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 Re: Re: Identifying my Ferguson in reply to Paul F B, 10-21-2003 07:17:30  
I'd guess the toggle switch is for the lights. I have one ready to fit to mine.



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Bud

10-20-2003 17:23:25




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 Re: Identifying my Ferguson in reply to Henning S�rensen, 10-20-2003 04:11:45  
Welcome Henning, The people on this site are very helpful. You will be glad you found it.

Everybody has helped me alot with my TO30. Yours looks good, good luck with it.



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toolman

10-20-2003 09:41:15




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 Re: Identifying my Ferguson in reply to Henning S�rensen, 10-20-2003 04:11:45  
looks alot like my tea 20-85 1954.nice lookin tractor good luck.



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Barry Reid, Stirling, Ont

10-20-2003 04:56:28




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 Re: Identifying my Ferguson in reply to Henning S�rensen, 10-20-2003 04:11:45  
Morning Henning, It look identical to mine. a TEA-20 mine is a 1952. But to be sure check undetr the steering wheel, on th dash. There should be an ID tag that tells you all that you need to know. If its not there, scrape off some paint. If its not there, you have provided enough info in the form of pictures that there will be someone on this site that can ID her for you. Im not up to speed on engine numbers and the like.Pictures look good tho

Barry

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Jim W

10-20-2003 05:20:46




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 Re: Re: Identifying my Ferguson in reply to Barry Reid, Stirling, Ont, 10-20-2003 04:56:28  
It is a TEA20, and from the stamping on the differential case it looks to be a 1955.
The engine is a wet-liner, 28.2 hp, with 85 mm pistons, and was made by Standard Motor Company in Coventry UK. This motor shared some parts with the early Triumph TR2, TR3 and TR4 sports cars.
One good place to start learning more about it would be the Friends of Ferguson Heritage website.
Nice tractor!
Jim

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Henning S�rensen

10-20-2003 05:14:06




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 Re: Re: Identifying my Ferguson in reply to Barry Reid, Stirling, Ont, 10-20-2003 04:56:28  
Thanks for you replay. I've just been outside scraping... I didnt find any ID-tags. But I did find some red and gold paint underneeth the gray. Perhaps she was original painted in red a gold ??



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