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Please Help Identify Ferguson Part

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Shawn Andrews

12-09-2003 14:08:26




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Sirs,

I have this Ferguson part and I am not sure just what it is. I was hoping that you, the experts could help me out and tell me what this is and what is was used on.

The unit is around 16� long and 10� wide.

More photos with the rest of the unit at: http://www.oak-hill.net/shawn/Ebay-Dec/ferguson.html

Thanks,
Shawn Andrews
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Will- Mn.

12-10-2003 14:05:33




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 Re: Please Help Identify Ferguson Part in reply to Shawn Andrews, 12-09-2003 14:08:26  
Shawn,

Congrats on the upcomming new member to your family! My Two children are grown,they grew up so fast! i'm sure you are aware of how fast they grow,lucky you... as you will be getting a new member soon.

Regards, Will



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Shawn Andrews

12-10-2003 18:59:03




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 Re: Re: Please Help Identify Ferguson Part in reply to Will- Mn., 12-10-2003 14:05:33  
Thanks Will,

This one sure was a surprise and it really has me hustling.

The neat aspect is that the Doctors say it is a boy this time so I�m really getting into tractors and fire trucks and such.

I never could interest my girls in hunting, fishing or any other fun stuff like that. Maybe this way I�ll have someone to play with in my second childhood;-)

Thanks again and my best to you and yours,
Shawn

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Will- Mn.

12-10-2003 06:43:06




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 Re: Please Help Identify Ferguson Part in reply to Shawn Andrews, 12-09-2003 14:08:26  
Shawn,

Yes this is a great forum for,discussions,advice,and even parts identification,great for you in that you have, or will list it for sale on E-Bay,and will no doubt be able to get mo money for it as now you know what it is for.

Regards, Will



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Shawn Andrews

12-10-2003 07:42:07




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 Re: Re: Please Help Identify Ferguson Part in reply to Will- Mn., 12-10-2003 06:43:06  
Will,

You are 100% right. Now that I know what the item is I will determine if it has a value and if so I will list it on Ebay, hopefully at a time when it will bring the highest bid.

For myself this is not the preferred way to feed my family but a man has to do what he has to do to keep his wife and kids dressed and fed. (I have 2 girls 12 and 15. Surprise! New baby will be here at the end of Jan.)

For the Tractor Part it is better to be sold to someone who will take care of and use it rather than to continue to rust away or be hauled off to the dump.

For the new owner, what a deal on the real thing rather than whatever else could be found to do the job needed if something could replace this item.

For the forum members who reply with information and those who read the post. What a good opportunity to show and expand your knowledge.

Looks like one of those special circumstances in which, Everyone Wins.

I am very thankful to you and the other forum members for their discussions, advice, and even parts identification. I have learned a great deal here and I hope to continue to do so in the future. I really love researching this stuff and I have found YT to be at top-notch place to find valuable information.

Best Regards,
Shawn

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Jerry/MT

12-09-2003 16:32:08




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 Re: Please Help Identify Ferguson Part in reply to Shawn Andrews, 12-09-2003 14:08:26  
Do know what it's for, but it's a speed reducer of somekind. By the way,you mean 10" x 16" , not 10' X 16' don't you?



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Mike P

12-09-2003 15:37:39




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 Re: Please Help Identify Ferguson Part in reply to Shawn Andrews, 12-09-2003 14:08:26  
Shawn - I believe Scott is right. It is a speed reduction unit for the Ferguson DE-O-20 (others probably) hay rake. A brochure I have says it is to be used if you need to rake in third gear (rough or hilly conditions) instead of fourth. It provides the necessary reel to ground speed relationship.



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Shawn Andrews

12-09-2003 15:57:18




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 Re: Re: Please Help Identify Ferguson Part in reply to Mike P, 12-09-2003 15:37:39  
Thanks for the replies!

I am most thankful that I have found such a place as this where folks are both knowledgeable and willing to help others by sharing their knowledge.

My best wishes to all for a happy holiday season,
Shawn



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Scott

12-09-2003 15:16:23




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 Re: Please Help Identify Ferguson Part in reply to Shawn Andrews, 12-09-2003 14:08:26  
It could be speed up or reduction for a Ferguson pto 3 point hay rake but not sure.



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