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Elvin C Frank

12-31-2007 14:37:28




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I looked at two tractors today, the serial number on the first is TO-128373 and the serial number on the second is TO-100214, what year are they and are they 20's, 30's 35's????? I looked at the serial number page but couldnt make heads or tails




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Bob (Aust)

12-31-2007 17:50:21




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 Re: serial numbers in reply to Elvin C Frank, 12-31-2007 14:37:28  
Elvin

At 30.27 HP, the TO30 with Continental Z129 engine was the most powerful of the "Gray Fergies" (early TO35s were gray and green, after 1958 red and gray?).
I've never seen a TO ("Tractor Overseas" made in the USA) series tractor as only the Standard Motor Co engined TE ("Tractor England" made in the UK) series tractors came to Australia.

At some point TO series tractors changed from 6 volt to 12 volt systems; I have no idea when but it may have been around 1952. If you are thinking of buying one of the TO30s, everything else being equal a 12 volt system would be a big plus.
You will find a wealth of information in this forum and on the FENA Website.

If you are new here - welcome! Lots of nice people here, always willing to assist with any Fergy problems.

Bob in Oz

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Duner Wi

01-01-2008 10:35:37




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 Re: serial numbers in reply to Bob (Aust), 12-31-2007 17:50:21  
I believe the first 12 volt for the TO was TO35 in about 1956. Some 35s were 6 and some 12. TE changed to 12 volt years earlier, maybe 51-52. I believe this to be fairly correct but not certain.



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Richard L

12-31-2007 16:50:21




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 Re: serial numbers in reply to Elvin C Frank, 12-31-2007 14:37:28  
Sorry Elvin I did not read in your post the first time where you looked at the serial number page. My fault.



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Elvin C Frank

12-31-2007 17:43:59




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 Re: serial numbers in reply to Richard L, 12-31-2007 16:50:21  
Its all good man, happy new year



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Brent,IN

12-31-2007 15:23:27




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 Re: serial numbers in reply to Elvin C Frank, 12-31-2007 14:37:28  
A clearer page for serial numbers can be found on the Ferguson Club web-site. www.fergusonenthusiasts.com



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Richard L

12-31-2007 15:17:36




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 Re: serial numbers in reply to Elvin C Frank, 12-31-2007 14:37:28  
Elvin in the left column of this page look under "Research and Info" go to Serial numbers and click on that and you will find a lot of information, and what you want to know.



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Bob (Aust)

12-31-2007 15:14:04




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 Re: serial numbers in reply to Elvin C Frank, 12-31-2007 14:37:28  
TO30 Serial Numbers

Ser No 100214 1952 TO30

Ser No 128373 1954 TO30

Bob from Oz



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ELvin Frank

12-31-2007 15:34:49




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 Re: serial numbers in reply to Bob (Aust), 12-31-2007 15:14:04  
Thanks for the info Bob...I greatly appreciate it. Have a Happy New Year...



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