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TE20...TO20... or TO30??????

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Larry Otis

09-23-2001 18:17:30




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We have a ferguson with ser. # 107507 but im not sure what year or model it is, also does anyone know the correct paint scheme for which ever model it is, and wether or not it they are fairly easy to restore?? I would really appreciate any information about this tractor as im eager to learn its history, thanks!




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Chuck (CA)

09-26-2001 11:24:39




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 Re: TE20...TO20... or TO30?????? in reply to Larry Otis, 09-23-2001 18:17:30  
Larry,
I found this pic of Phil VA's tractor in the Tractor Photo section in the left margin under "Gallery".She sure is purty. (The tractor ain't bad either.) Hope this helps.

Chuck

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Phil (VA)

09-24-2001 09:00:00




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 Re: TE20...TO20... or TO30?????? in reply to Larry Otis, 09-23-2001 18:17:30  
I think NAPA 99L 3740 grey is close to the original paint color. This is expensive automotive paint and requires a hardener, also expensive, but necessary for a nice job. A gallon of the paint, appropriate hardener, and a gallon of appropriate thinner will run about $175. They also have a Ferguson grey in spray cans which is good for touch-up.



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Chuck (CA)

09-23-2001 18:30:30




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 Re: TE20...TO20... or TO30?????? in reply to Larry Otis, 09-23-2001 18:17:30  
Larry, click on the link below to see the serial numbers for Ferguson.. As far as I can tell, you've either got a 1949 TE20 or a 1952 TO30. If you need more help on which it is, tell us what the number on the engine is; that should pin point it.
Chuck



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