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Ianb

03-12-2007 21:53:27




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Hello,, I,m restoring a 1953 TEA 20 with the original 4 lights on the fenders. All the original wiring is gone for them. Would anyone know where I could find the original wiring diagram. I have a roll of 12 gauge wire to use for this, which I presume is suitable to operate 4 lights. Thanks Ian




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ianb

03-13-2007 18:22:15




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 Re: Lights Wiring in reply to Ianb, 03-12-2007 21:53:27  
Hello, Thanks for your help. I,m the second owner of this TEA 20 and has been in my family since 1960. It has the 2 factory floodlights facing forward on the fenders with the proper mounting brackets. The rear factory worklight on the right rear with the taillight on the left fender all with the correct brackets. It has what looks like the factory metal wiring clips on the trans cover and on the lift arm cover to run out to the fenders. My main concern with the wiring routing is where it runs up the outside of the fender near the rear tire . I,ll see if I can find the wiring diagram for the TO 35 with the same light set up. Thanks again,,,lots of great info here. Ian

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Phil(WA)

03-13-2007 20:55:13




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 Re: Lights Wiring in reply to ianb, 03-13-2007 18:22:15  
If you get a copy of the Ferguson Lighting article from FENA it will show you how the wiring was routed for the whole tractor. It does not show the forward looking headlights on the fender but if you use the same approach as the worklight and tail light you should be okay.

Phil(WA)



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Tim in VA

03-13-2007 14:46:22




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 Re: Lights Wiring in reply to Ianb, 03-12-2007 21:53:27  
Ian You can go on website www.fergusonenthusiasts.com/gallery.htm and click on wire diagram. Hope this helps. I would have posted the picture for you but I haven't figured out how to do that yet. Thanks Tim



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John (UK)

03-13-2007 14:02:25




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 Re: Lights Wiring in reply to Ianb, 03-12-2007 21:53:27  
That configuration of lights was not fitted in the UK but you can wire it as the normal lights and just run extra wiring to the extra lights. You don't say what the lights are, just small rear lights and small front lights or are they all working flood lights. If you need a wiring diagram email me at:-
fergusontractors(at)tiscali.co.uk just tell me again what you need and I will send it...John

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phil(WA)

03-13-2007 12:57:53




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 Re: Lights Wiring in reply to Ianb, 03-12-2007 21:53:27  
For TEA-20 tractors imported to the US and Canada these did not have provisions for fender mounted forward looking lights to the best of my knowledge nor did they in the UK according to the descriptions of UK Ferguson lights. So, I am not sure what you have. Light kits for USA/Canada tractors consisted of two forward lookin lights mounted near the hood front and a fender mounted light looking backward toward the implement and a single tail light mounted on the opposite fender. The wiring diagram for this configuration is provided somewhere on this site.
Fender mounted forward looking lights were provided on the TO35 series and the F40'

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