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Questions on difference in model numbers

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John (TR)

08-19-2006 04:37:06




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There is a guy out there that has spent a tremendous amount of time creating a web site to help identify and repair Ford tractors, its really special. Is there anything like this for the Ferguson? I'm looking at a T0 20 mostly out of curiosity and I think the Continental engines are pretty bulletproof. I used to borrow a neighbors TO 20 or 30 to disc a fire break around our fences while I was living near Fresno, CA. I'm just trying to learn a little about the model numbers and what they mean. I have a 2n and an 8n and do the local parade circuit here in addition to mowing and snow removal, no on has a Fergy shined up around here and I think someone needs to
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John

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Jim in OH

08-19-2006 13:41:55




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 Re: Questions on difference in model numbers in reply to John (TR), 08-19-2006 04:37:06  
Yes, John Smith did a good job... I refer everyone there for the Sherman info that he has... Also got my Sherman from him... There is actually a number of Ferguson sites with lots of information... Here is one..... Jim



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John (UK)

08-19-2006 07:56:38




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 Re: Questions on difference in model numbers in reply to John (TR), 08-19-2006 04:37:06  
There are only two models of the Ferguson TO20 and TO30 they were made in Detroit, all the others (TE series were made in UK at Coventry) there were over 20 different models made here in UK but only TE and TEA ever made it over to USA. After the TE and TEA came the FE35 (UK) which was same as a TO35 made in Detroit apart from engines, you do find these in USA and Canada too.
That Ford site has been around for a long time now.

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