Ferguson TO-20

pakisim · May 12, 2017

This tractor (my father has always said) is a 1951 Ferguson, I assumed a TO-20. However when ordering a salvage TO-20 Front Axle Support bracket, I found it wasn't the right part. Sent pictures to the yard, they said they don't have any like that. Tractor has a Continental Z-120 engine, Marvel-Schebler carburetor, U.S. electrics (12 volt conversion). What can it be?

Cheesehead Fred · May 12, 2017

Is the transmission housing aluminum? If So, it may be a TE-20. There should be a plate on the dash with a stamped serial number. If no plate, post
this down on the Ferguson board, and the guys down there can help you with other features to look for.

nophun · May 12, 2017

This seems to be the same part or similar, guys says his is a Ford 8n, but also questioning it as unique.

https://photos.yesterdaystractors.com/fordnclub/npic5768.htm

John Deere D · May 12, 2017

Picture :
# (23)....TE 20....TEA 20
# (22)....TO 30....TO 20
# (1).....TO 30....TO 20

pakisim · May 17, 2017

(quoted from post at 16:59:56 05/12/17) This tractor (my father has always said) is a 1951 Ferguson, I assumed a TO-20. However when ordering a salvage TO-20 Front Axle Support bracket, I found it wasn't the right part. Sent pictures to the yard, they said they don't have any like that. Tractor has a Continental Z-120 engine, Marvel-Schebler carburetor, U.S. electrics (12 volt conversion). What can it be?

World Wide Tractor parts says it is an aluminum transmission (I haven't tested it yet) and a Lucas starter, a tip-off that it is a TE-20. That means it's not a 1951 model and somebody in the family got snookered with an older tractor than they thought they were buying. Maybe that's why the data plate is missing.

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