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Doug Wilkins

02-17-2006 07:55:13

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Hi guys,
Going this weekend to look at a TE20 with a 60inch woods belly mower for $1800. Is this a fair price if there are no major problems. Also should this tractor be all gray in color or is the red and gray original? thanks in advance

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02-17-2006 08:03:07

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Re: TE20 in reply to Doug Wilkins, 02-17-2006 07:55:13

Reasonable, if all there and working.... original color was gray, but frequently they were repainted differently (for example, red sheet metal to mimic MF colors)... J2

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Doug Wilkins

02-17-2006 08:32:57

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Re: TE20 in reply to J2, 02-17-2006 08:03:07

Is it possible that they are advertising it wrong as a TE20? Im not real familiar with the fergusons. What model would have been red and gray originally?

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02-17-2006 09:50:13

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Re: TE20 in reply to Doug Wilkins, 02-17-2006 08:32:57

"What model would have been red and gray originally?"

Red and Gray was started after 12/1957... (and started with the TO-35, worth about 30-50% more on the open market than a 20,30) J2

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Jeff-oh

02-17-2006 08:43:56

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Re: TE20 in reply to Doug Wilkins, 02-17-2006 08:32:57

Doug,

Paint is probally the least accurate way to ID a tractor.

The best way is by the serial number. Second is by the engine and build. Many of these tractors were repainted many different colors in the last 60 years.

I would bet it probally is a TE. The question is really is it a TE or a TEA? It also depends where in the world you are located.

Not a big difference, however, it will affect repair costs and part availibility (again, depending on where you are)

However, at $1800 with a finish mower, if the thing runs you will not get hurt. You can always sell it again at that price.

Jeff

Pictures of TE & TEA engines and how to tell them apart.

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