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timing and brake rod questions

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Darin

09-28-2004 14:06:29




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Two for one deal here; I have a Ferguson Model TE20 tractor and the serial number is after 36151, which my manual says should have a flywheel inspection port to verify TDC of the number one piston. Unfortunately, I can find no such port on the distributor side of the engine as the manual states. I am wondering if the inspection port they talk about is the bottom cover that goes all the way across the bottom of the bell housing???

Also, when I bought my tractor there were no brake rods that allow the right side pedal to operate both brakes at the same time. I have since bought a pair, but am unsure as to how they are supposed to connect and operate as when the pedal is pressed the rod is pulled forward and the cam on the pedal is on the bottom which would mean the pedals would be pulled up instead of down. Can anyone point me to a diagram or picture of how this is supposed to be connected to operate the brakes?

Thanks in advance for any help that can be provided!

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John (UK)

09-28-2004 15:22:46




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 Re: timing and brake rod questions in reply to Darin, 09-28-2004 14:06:29  
On TE's There is a small hole 1/4" dia below he starter for timing it. If you want details of how to time this engine corectly email me at fergusontractors at hotmail dot com give me the number of the distributor as well and add the serial number again. I will send you the page from the parts list for the brake rods...but it is correct that the pedal works the brakes if you pull it up as well as pressing it down.

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Darin

09-28-2004 16:23:45




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 Re: timing and brake rod questions in reply to John (UK), 09-28-2004 15:22:46  
Thanks for the info- I will look for the numbers you need and email you!



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