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diff in TO 20 and TO 30

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Don Reavis

10-19-2006 07:39:34




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my ser # above steering wheel is TO-3555 . no oil filter on side of eng . i think its in the oil pan .also the air intak is not on the dash like my orher tractor . tag on eng only has #104724 on it dont say Z120 Z129 ect. block casting says Z12 then a # ground off then A300. tranny housing cast # is HF TO 7006 i can send pics if needed thanks Don Reavis Yadkinville NC email [email protected]

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Scott Morrow

10-20-2006 16:50:26




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 Re: diff in TO 20 and TO 30 in reply to Don Reavis , 10-19-2006 07:39:34  
Don I have a to20 with Z12 and the enbossing ground off with a 0 stamped in making it read z120.My block also is cast for the outside oil filter and the to30 generator bracket. I was told that the old guy who owned it put in a factory short block. I asked my old ferguson dealer and he said that massey was not making the to20 blocks anymore at the time and sent the customer a to30 block but didn't drill for the outside oil filter so they could reuse the to20 oil pan. I had to put a new head on mine it had a 30 bore so I put on a 30 head and carb check to see it your block has the oil filter casting on it. Scott

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phil(va)

10-19-2006 08:07:47




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 Re: diff in TO 20 and TO 30 in reply to Don Reavis , 10-19-2006 07:39:34  
Are you asking a question? pretty obvious you have a TO-20. Was that the question?



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Don Reavis

10-19-2006 08:47:44




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 Re: diff in TO 20 and TO 30 in reply to phil(va), 10-19-2006 08:07:47  
whats the diff between a 20 and a 30 how do u tell by looking



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Jim in OH

10-19-2006 09:03:30




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 Re: diff in TO 20 and TO 30 in reply to Don Reavis , 10-19-2006 08:47:44  
Here is a thread that discusses some of these.. Jim



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don reavis

10-19-2006 09:26:47




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 Re: diff in TO 20 and TO 30 in reply to Jim in OH, 10-19-2006 09:03:30  
thanks a bunch Yalllll ll



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