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Graham

02-01-2002 05:19:00




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I recently bought what I was told is a MF 35 however the plate says Massey Ferguson Harris and the serial # is TEA 433 110 I need to get some parts but am unsure what to ask for, Thanks




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BOB-UK

02-03-2002 12:03:53




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 Re: What Model? in reply to Graham, 02-01-2002 05:19:00  
You have a TEA-20 made in 1955 made in England and fitted with a Standard petrol engine.The serial no. for 1955 started at 428093 to 488573 There seams to be a lot made that year some for export to the US and for the home market.
I have an origanal tractor instruction book for your model as I allso have one, made in 1949, if its of help I can scan it and send info by e-mail
hope this of help

Bob from the UK

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Graham Gardiner

02-04-2002 05:37:13




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 Re: Re: What Model? in reply to BOB-UK, 02-03-2002 12:03:53  
Hi Bob,
Thanks for the info, if you could email the instruction book that would be great, my email is
[email protected]
Thanks Again
Graham



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Jim W

02-01-2002 07:56:30




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 Re: What Model? in reply to Graham, 02-01-2002 05:19:00  
If the serial number plate is original it's a Ferguson TEA20 with the 85 mm bore. (Earlier ones were 80 mm.) By your serial number, it was one of the later ones made, which was just around the time of the merger with Massey, hence I guess the multiple names.
It may be referred to as a 20-85 down your way; it is here in Ontario anyhow. The "A" is the important thing as it specifies the engine, which in this case is a gasoline model made by the Standard Motor Company in England.
Jim W

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Graham

02-01-2002 13:21:51




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 Re: Re: What Model? in reply to Jim W, 02-01-2002 07:56:30  
Thanks Jim W.



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