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Spark plugs???

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Ray Miller

08-05-2005 07:09:37




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Could someone tell me what type of replacement spark plugs will fit My 1953 Ferguson TO 30,Built in England.
Thanks for your help. It currently has chempion plugs.

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John (UK)

08-06-2005 13:01:00




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 Re: Spark plugs??? in reply to Ray Miller, 08-05-2005 07:09:37  
What engine has this tractor got, if it is a Continental Z120 or Z129 it is a TO 20 or 30 made in Detroit if it has a Standard Engine it is a TEA made in UK. in both cases look between the coil and the distributor on the left side and check the numbers. A TEA will begin either S or SC and end with E a Continental will begin usually with the model of the engine Z12?(0 or9) and then a number. A Standard Engine takes Champion L86C set to .030" a Continental takes Champion 7 set to .025" you can of course use an equivalent alternative to Champion if you wish.

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tokruys

08-06-2005 05:10:34




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 Re: Spark plugs??? in reply to Ray Miller, 08-05-2005 07:09:37  
I agree with Phil, the Autolite 3116"s work great in the Continental engines.



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phil(va)

08-05-2005 08:33:25




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 Re: Spark plugs??? in reply to Ray Miller, 08-05-2005 07:09:37  
If it is a TO-30 as you said, I believe it was built in Detroit, not England, and should have the Continental Z129 engine. I always use AutoLite 3116 plugs in that engine, and they work great, better than the Champion equivalent I think. I get them at NAPA or Advance.



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Bill Brox

08-05-2005 10:34:50




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 Re: Spark plugs??? in reply to phil(va), 08-05-2005 08:33:25  
And, if you do have a tractor built in England it would most likely be a TEA 20 with a Standard engine and then you are supposed to use a Champion L10 spark plug. The current Champion is now named L90C


Bill



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