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TO20 Clutch Questions

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Joe (IN)

02-05-2006 12:29:39




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I've been collecting and restoring Fords for some time and finally ran across a decent deal on a Ferguson TO20 to round out the fleet. It has been parked for some time and although I got it running without much trouble, the clutch pedal was stuck down and the tractor wouldn't move. I split it last night to see what was going on and found that mice had built such a huge nest in the bell housing that I couldn't even see the Sherman tranny. I got that cleaned out and the trouble seems to be that the mouse nest held moisture and seized the entire clutch assembly into a soild blob of rust. I've got a spare disc and pressure plate, but I've got a couple other questions. Is the throwout bearing pressed onto a cast iron hub like the Fords? (The entire assembly is frozen to the input shaft housing and I don't know where to concentrate my disassembly efforts) Also, are either the throwout bearing or pilot bearing the same part number as the 8N/9N Fords? Just asking because I've got the Ford parts on the shelf. Thanks for any help. I'm looking forward to my little N's having a running cousin to play with!

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Tim Tenn.

02-06-2006 08:15:29




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 Re: TO20 Clutch Questions in reply to Joe (IN), 02-05-2006 12:29:39  
Yes the throwout brg. is pressed on the hub, and according to my parts book the brg's are the same as the Ford 9N,2N,8N.



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Joe (IN)

02-06-2006 17:52:04




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 Re: TO20 Clutch Questions in reply to Tim Tenn., 02-06-2006 08:15:29  
Thanks for the help guys. I thought the bearings looked the same, but this website calls for different part numbers for the Fergusons and the Fords. Different PRICES too!



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gerard

02-06-2006 06:38:06




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 Re: TO20 Clutch Questions in reply to Joe (IN), 02-05-2006 12:29:39  
And get a cat for next time ....



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