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interchangeble TEA's?

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dutchfarmer

01-31-2005 13:11:02




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he right now I have a TEA 20 built by ferguson. i am looking for a parts tractor and i found one that is a tea as well, but is is built by massy-harris-ferguson. would this tractor be identicle to mine or is it different?




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John (UK)

02-01-2005 14:56:34




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 Re: interchangeble TEA's? in reply to dutchfarmer, 01-31-2005 13:11:02  
all tractors after 1954 were Massey-Harris-Ferguson so it doesn't matter, it will be a different heavier duty back end fitted after serial number 325,001 which will interchange as a whole thing, but some parts will interchange too like hydraulics and brakes. there are differences with 6v and 12v too.but I would think its worth buying anyway if its ok just for spares.



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dutchfarmer

02-01-2005 08:57:47




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 Re: interchangeble TEA's? in reply to dutchfarmer, 01-31-2005 13:11:02  
thanks for the info. i appreciate it.



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Jim W

02-01-2005 08:24:52




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 Re: interchangeble TEA's? in reply to dutchfarmer, 01-31-2005 13:11:02  
It depends on the serial numbers which parts will interchange. The closer the serial numbers the more parts will cross over.
These are generally the same tractors but as (production went along there was a series of small improvements.) You can see these at the following website.



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Al in BC

01-31-2005 21:55:00




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 Re: interchangeble TEA's? in reply to dutchfarmer, 01-31-2005 13:11:02  
Sir.

I would guess that the parts are interchangeable if they are alike being 80 mm or 85 mm. I have a 1955 TEA 20-85 and it has the massy harris ferguson tag on it. This i might guess means that was sold at a canadian dealership. The parts should be interchangeable. I might guess also that the tag on your present tractor might be missing as all the TEA (Tractor England (A for Petrol) were all built in Coventry England. So grab the other one for parts.

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Al in B

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