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Tim PloughNman

03-07-2006 09:56:11

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Hey Gang-
OK, a tool question for you English chaps. There was a Ferguson Spanner clone (4161C) made by a company in England with the Stafford Knot logo and the initials VBW in each loop. I need info on the actual manufacturer name; when they were made; and if they made FORD tools also. Here is what I have but not sure which is correct. VORN BROTHERS WOLVERHAMPTON and VAUGHAN BROTHERS WILLENHALL. Any information greatly appreciated.

Tim Daley (MI)
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Willy / 30-OD

03-09-2006 18:49:06

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Re: Ferguson Spanner in reply to Tim PloughNman Daley, 03-07-2006 09:56:11

I've got a fergy wrench that came in the tool tray of the 1952 to-30 I just got and it has the measuring in inches on one side and the other side has (HARRY FERGUSON INC & TO-17014 ) on it.

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John (UK)

03-08-2006 12:35:57

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Re: Ferguson Spanner in reply to Tim PloughNman Daley, 03-07-2006 09:56:11

----- --://www.shercliff.demon.co.uk/WHS/streetv.htm
you may like to read this, it may explain something to you but not everything you want to know.

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Boss Hog

03-08-2006 05:13:05

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What is a Spanner ? in reply to Tim PloughNman Daley, 03-07-2006 09:56:11

I've never heard of a spanner.

Anybody got a pic or link?

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03-08-2006 05:52:19

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Re: What is a Spanner ? in reply to Boss Hog, 03-08-2006 05:13:05

a pic from the web of one of the Ferguson "Spanners"... J2

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03-08-2006 05:48:38

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wrench... in reply to Boss Hog, 03-08-2006 05:13:05

A wrench, more typically an open end wrench... Just a term from the other side of the pond... J2

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Duner Wi

03-07-2006 10:32:30

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Re: Ferguson Spanner in reply to Tim PloughNman Daley, 03-07-2006 09:56:11

Can"t help you directly but the Ferguson Plough Spanner made by Harry Ferguson Limited, Banner Lane, Coventry England is discussed on the Holland-Brand web site diary dated 9-16-2005. Picture of real spanner and a copy made of cast iron. Pictures too!. Good luck!

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Bill Brox

03-07-2006 23:33:54

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Re: Ferguson Spanner in reply to Duner Wi, 03-07-2006 10:32:30

And you can buy a brand new original "Ferguson Spanner" from any local MF dealer, part number 827 436 M1.

But, that does not answer your question, just thought I should mention it, and the price I will assume will be around 25-30 US dollars.

Bill

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Paul in AZ

03-08-2006 20:36:19

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Re: Ferguson Spanner in reply to Bill Brox, 03-07-2006 23:33:54

Bill, are you sure that is a correct part number? My MF dealer says there are none with that number.

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Jack in NB

03-12-2006 04:45:29

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Re: Ferguson Spanner in reply to Paul in AZ, 03-08-2006 20:36:19

That number shows in my 1959 FE35 M-F Coventry parts book.

Another thumbs-down for massey.

Could be a valid excuse, though, because I've noticed that UK and US parts numbers sometimes differ.

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Bill Brox

03-09-2006 00:12:30

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Re: Ferguson Spanner in reply to Paul in AZ, 03-08-2006 20:36:19

Yes, 827 436 M1 is what it says on the package where the Wrench were in.

I will put it out on my website so you can see it. The wrench too... :-)

Bill

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Bill Brox

03-09-2006 00:59:57

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Re: Ferguson Spanner in reply to Bill Brox, 03-09-2006 00:12:30

Go to this link, and you can see the "Spanner"

----- --://www.fergusonstuff.com/html/phototools.html

Hope it helps.

Bill

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Duner Wi

03-09-2006 06:21:14

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Re: Ferguson Spanner in reply to Bill Brox, 03-09-2006 00:59:57

Bill: Please go here and look at diary entry for 16/9/2005 for picture of spanner in new/old packaging. www.holland-brand.co.uk/infofiles/news.asp?affid=9

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