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dutchfarmer

10-06-2004 08:56:59

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i just baught what i was told a Te (a) 20 for 200 dollars.(no cracked blocks, heads) how can i tell what year it is, did they have different physical charicteristics in differeny years?
and what is the difference between a Te and a Tea 20?
thanks for your help

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Jeff-oh

10-06-2004 10:48:31

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Re: fergusom identifacation in reply to dutchfarmer, 10-06-2004 08:56:59

The Tractor Serial number is on a name plate on the dash next to the steering wheel. The Serial number will read TE ###### or TEA######.

From that number you can look up the year by the referencing the serial number list in the links to the left.

If the Tag is missing, the easist way to tell a TE vs. a TEA is the engine. Look on the Left side of the engine...

The TE will have a cast number with "Z120" in it.
It also has the oil fill tube at the front.

The TEA will have an external oil filter and the oil fill tube will be to the rear of the engine.

$200 is super cheap for a running tractor.

Jeff

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dutchfarmer

10-08-2004 08:33:14

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Re: fergusom identifacation in reply to Jeff-oh, 10-06-2004 10:48:31

thanks, my serial number is painted over so i cant read it, any way i can take the paint off without ruining the paint job in the rest of the stering parts? the tractor does not run, but it will, no water in the oil, the farmer just quit using the tractor and never did sell it, it will be running soon.
i think mine is a tea.

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