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TEA20 Specs

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Kristian (Vt)

05-20-2001 18:30:15




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Can anyone tell me the following for a TEA20 with a Standard Engine?

1. Point Gap
2. Sparkplug Gap
3. Int. Valve Clearence
4. Exh. Valve Clearence

Thanks for the help!




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Pete Tatham

05-22-2001 01:16:26




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 Re: TEA20 Specs in reply to Kristian (Vt), 05-20-2001 18:30:15  
The specs posted by Arch may be correct for the TO series tractors with the Continental engine but you asked for specs for a TEA, which was built at Coventry and equipped with a Standard 85mm engine. The specs for this are as I previously posted and are from the factory manual. Dont confuse the two engines.



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Arch (WI)

05-21-2001 08:26:35




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 Re: TEA20 Specs in reply to Kristian (Vt), 05-20-2001 18:30:15  
The breaker point gap for a TEO-20 is .015, the spark plug gap is .025. Each tappet (intake & exhaust) should be adjusted to .013 hot. This is done after the engine has been warmed at fast idle for 20 minutes, then adjustment is done at slow idle. This according to the "Dealer Shop Manual" covering the TE-20, TO-20, & TO-30. Hope this of help to you. Good luck.



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Pete Tatham

05-21-2001 01:11:54




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 Re: TEA20 Specs in reply to Kristian (Vt), 05-20-2001 18:30:15  
Points gap is .014" to .016" (.36 to .41 mm)
Plug gap is .030" (.76mm)
Inlet valve clearance (cold) .010" (.254 mm)
Exhaust valve (cold) .012" (.305 mm)
Hope this helps, if you need any further e-mail me.
Pete.



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