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TE 20 or TO 20?

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Keith

02-23-2000 15:09:45




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How do you tell the difference? The serial # 50736 can either be 48 model TE20 or 51 model TO20. It has a continental Z120 engine. Please let me know....




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David

12-06-2001 16:17:13




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 Re: TE 20 or TO 20? in reply to Keith, 02-23-2000 15:09:45  
how do you tell the difference between a TE 20 and a TE-A 20?



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greg

02-25-2000 13:58:43




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 Re: TE 20 or TO 20? in reply to Keith, 02-23-2000 15:09:45  
You can check the electrical system. TE's will
say Lucas on the starter for eg. TO's use Delco Remy elerical systems. Also the Carb on the TEA will be a Zenith T24



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ZANE

02-24-2000 18:32:29




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 Re: TE 20 or TO 20? in reply to Keith, 02-23-2000 15:09:45  
I need a few more buyers of the ZANE THANG. I think I have about flooded my internet market. Sales have been off the past week but I still have a few ready to send off if some of you guys want to have a real position control cheap.

Thanks Sandy and Peter!



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ZANE

02-24-2000 18:38:25




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 Re: Re: TE 20 or TO 20? in reply to ZANE, 02-24-2000 18:32:29  
I meant to mention Paul too for the good feedback.
DUH!



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SandyB@TN

02-23-2000 18:55:07




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 Re: TE 20 or TO 20? in reply to Keith, 02-23-2000 15:09:45  
Keith,
If the dashboard and transmission cover are one piece, it's a TE-20. If the transmission cover is
separate and made of stamped steel it's a TO-20.
Sandy



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Paul

02-23-2000 17:00:29




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 Re: TE 20 or TO 20? in reply to Keith, 02-23-2000 15:09:45  
Keith - does the serial number plate on the instrument console say "Harry Ferguson, Inc." or "Harry Ferguson, Ltd."?

Paul



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