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T20 sheet metal dimensions

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Jim W

01-12-2002 07:31:32




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My TEA20 is missing the sheet metal below the hole for the hand crank. I would like to fabricate replacement parts. Could someone please provide the distance from the centre of the crank hole to the bottom? I need to make the bottom of the vertical strip, and the two pieces right below the grille.
Also any tips if someone has already tried this would be appreciated.
Thanks,
Jim




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Jim W

01-20-2002 17:15:10




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 Re: T20 sheet metal dimensions in reply to Jim W, 01-12-2002 07:31:32  
Went to start on this project the other day and noticed for the first time that the centre vertical piece is not a constant width.
So, now am asking for one more bit of help - does the vertical part continue to taper below the hole? If so, can someone provide the width of it at the bottom?
Thanks again,
Jim W



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Duner Wi

01-19-2002 12:26:59




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 Re: T20 sheet metal dimensions in reply to Jim W, 01-12-2002 07:31:32  
On my TO 20 made in USA the distance from the center of the crank hole to bottom is 6.250 inches.
I never made a piece such as you need but for simular parts I use a big wooden stump to beat on with a ball pean hammer and some times plate steel to beat on. Is generally not cost effective but rather educational.



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Jim W

01-19-2002 12:37:36




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 Re: Re: T20 sheet metal dimensions in reply to Duner Wi, 01-19-2002 12:26:59  
Thanks for getting that measurement for me. I know what you mean about not being cost effective but I have two TEA20s that both need the same parts. At 90 UK pounds per tractor I'm thinking it's something I'd like to try.
If they turn out I'll post some pictures. Thanks again.
Jim



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