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Dave the goat f

08-10-2006 17:22:39




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I recently bought a ferguson tractor. I am trying to determine what model I have. the serial # reads as follows to-71176. crossing this with the info from this web site it tells me it could be a 48 te-20 or it could be a 51 to-30 . I don"t know how to tell the difference. any info would help.
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Ken Marshal;l - UT

09-17-2006 22:26:01




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 Re: ferguson tractor in reply to Dave the goat farmer, 08-10-2006 17:22:39  
What kind of goats and where? We are in UT and have Boers. Also have a TO-35 Deluxe that runs good but is sure UGLY - having been painted light gray, darker gray, blue, and faded red. It's a TO-35 Deluxe s/n 168028 with a Mitchell(?) loader. I'd sure like to know what colors to restore it to - probably all gray as I can't find any green on the castings.



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rweaver7777

08-18-2006 14:17:28




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 Re: ferguson tractor in reply to Dave the goat farmer, 08-10-2006 17:22:39  
Yes indeed the 20's filter is in the pan, and the 30's is on the right side of the engine (as you are sitting on it). Easy way to tell them apart at a distance.



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phil(va)

08-10-2006 19:41:29




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 Re: ferguson tractor in reply to Dave the goat farmer, 08-10-2006 17:22:39  
Dave, you have a "51 TO-30. The "TO" in front of the serial number indicated that it is a TO, not a TE. The TO tractors were made in Detroit. The TE tractors were made in England. Your engine should be a Continental Z129. Look for that to be stamped on the block. There is an organization called Ferguson Enthusiasts of North America (FENA) that might interest you. They have a web site. Happy goat farming!

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Wayne Wiseman

08-10-2006 18:30:54




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 Re: ferguson tractor in reply to Dave the goat farmer, 08-10-2006 17:22:39  
I have a 1950 TO-20 Ferguson. Dad purchased the tractor new. I purchased the tractor a year ago at an estate auction. The owner of the tractor was 91.
I'm new at the Ferguson world but a person told me that a Ferguson 20 oil filter was in the oil pan and a Ferguson 30 had an external oil filter. My oil filter is in the oil pan and I know it is a Ferguson 20. Maybe he was correct.
Hope that will help.

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