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TO 20 horsepower

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Hank

04-18-2004 04:50:39




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Some say TO 20 has more power than ford 8n.
Specs on this site are confusing on this topic.
Please give me an idea of the difference in power between fergeson and ford.




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Fred OH

04-19-2004 09:35:47




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 Re: TO 20 horsepower in reply to Hank, 04-18-2004 04:50:39  
The HP difference never seemed to be noticeable to me...but one thing is for sure...my Ferguson has more ground speed in most any gear. In fact, seems to be a little too fast at times. I'm comparing a Ford 9N to a TO-20...I've had both...and thats my opinion. Anyone else notice this? Fred OH



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Justin-PA

04-19-2004 06:03:41




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 Re: TO 20 horsepower in reply to Hank, 04-18-2004 04:50:39  
Click the link below. Then click the link "Quick Reference" on the left hand side. On the page that comes up, click the "quick.pdf" link. If you have adobe acrobat (most Windows computers do), it will open up a 2 page document with specs, serial numbers, etc. On page 2 the different advertised horsepowers are listed for Ford and Ferguson tractors.

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Jeff-oh

04-19-2004 05:44:56




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 Re: TO 20 horsepower in reply to Hank, 04-18-2004 04:50:39  
Hank,

As you can see below, there are many points where the HP can be measured. i.e the little lawn tractors sold at the home centers are claiming 20HP... obviously a riding lawn mower does not have the power to pull a 2 bottom plow.

I am not sure where you question is comming from... ie. if from a research perspective then the below numbers are of interest.

If your looking to compare which tractor will meet your needs then questions about which tractor has more HP are not as relevent. As both tractor will perform the same for most all tasks. The TO-20 is better for some, while the 8N will be more convienent for others. However, these diffenences are minor and a choice should be made on price, and condition.

Hope this helps.

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steveormary

04-18-2004 09:59:28




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 Re: TO 20 horsepower in reply to Hank, 04-18-2004 04:50:39  
Hank;mabe this will help some.

Ford 8N 21.9 dbhp @1750 rpm wt 2717# Ferguson TO-20 16 dbhp Ferguson TO-30 24.3 dbhp @1750rpm wt 2843#

This puts the 8N between the TO-20 and TO-30 steve



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Ray,IN

04-18-2004 19:10:25




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 Re: Re: TO 20 horsepower in reply to steveormary, 04-18-2004 09:59:28  
I don't know what dbhp stands for so I'll add that a new "TO20 has 25.42 PTO hp, and the TO30 has 27.96 PTO hp. The overhead valve Ferguson engines have more torque than the flathead Ford engines however I don't have the figures right now.



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steveormary

04-18-2004 20:29:10




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 Re: Re: Re: TO 20 horsepower in reply to Ray,IN, 04-18-2004 19:10:25  
Ray,IN

dbhp would stand for drawbar horsepower.

PTO horse power is usually a little more then drawbar hp. I dont know where brake horsepower is measured at but I think it is higher then PTO or drawbar hp.

steve



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Jerry/MT

04-18-2004 21:39:27




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 Re: Re: Re: Re: TO 20 horsepower in reply to steveormary, 04-18-2004 20:29:10  
Brake horspower is measured at the engine flywheel. Drawbar horsepower, dbhp, requires a tractor weight to be specified, because traction depends on the weight, among other things (like soil conditions ).

According to my Ferguson Manual, in Nebraska Test No. 466, the TO-30 developed a corrected horsepower of 30.27 corrected belt horspower
and a peak torque at 1100 rpm of 107ft-lbs. In Nebraska Test No. 392, the TO-20 developed 26.5 corrected belt horsepower and a maximum torque of 88 ft-lbs at 1200 rpm. Don't have the
results for an 8N.

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Paul in Ms

04-19-2004 19:09:50




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 Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: TO 20 horsepower in reply to Jerry/MT, 04-18-2004 21:39:27  
According to the 9n-2n-8n fan club in the left hand column. The 8n has 92 lbs. of torque @1500 rpms



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