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DAVID BROAD

04-11-2005 12:14:46




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Hello . Now I know that i am going to sound completely stupdid but could somebody please posibly tell me what the actual turning cercle is on a T20 ? . Regaurds David




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John(UK)

04-11-2005 12:55:22




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 Re: Turning Cercle in reply to DAVID BROAD , 04-11-2005 12:14:46  
No its not a stupid question, but you don't tell us what track (width)the wheels are set at or what the tractor is. There is no such thing as a T20 it can be a TE20 or any of the other versions they made with all the different engines and widths (16 different ones in all)or it could be a TO20 If it is a TE20 and the wheels are set to 48" (narrowest on a standard width tractor) the turning circle is 19ft 3ins without brakes and 17ft 6ins with brakes. If the tractor is different to that, post again please with the details.

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DAVID BROAD

04-12-2005 01:02:00




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 Re: Turning Cercle in reply to John(UK), 04-11-2005 12:55:22  
I did infact mean TE20 . I was just using T20 as a general term for you had TE on this side of the Atlantic and TO on the other side [USA] You mention about track withs . I did infact have in mind the reggulaar standered with to which I belive are the figures you have given me . All I have ever seen in use are standerd width . Only have ever seen pictures of them with the rear wheels turned right out . Most helpfull for now I am able to do some comparing . Thanks David

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John(UK)

04-12-2005 05:25:41




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 Re: Turning Cercle in reply to DAVID BROAD , 04-12-2005 01:02:00  
We do get quite a few people using the term T20 (Mostly in UK) which can be very confusing due to the number of models and engine options and to try and decide what they actually mean is very difficult. Don't forget that TE20 was an actual model and is not the same as a TEA or TED or TEF etc. as the engines are different and certain other fittings, so always say what the model actually is and it will make sure you get the correct reply sooner. I am glad that we guessed correctly for your tractor and that you got the information you needed first time.

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