Posted by John Deere D on February 27, 2020 at 08:26:03 from (199.66.171.89):
In Reply to: Date my fergie posted by GOM on February 27, 2020 at 03:01:55:
Good day GOM.......
TE-20s and TEA-20s that arrived In Canada from England had two very different Engines.
TE-20 Continental Engine...
TEA-20 Standard Engine..
Those TEA-20s that have a 6 Volt factory starter converted to 12 Volts have been known to fail... There is a component within the Starter that absorbs torsional torque when starter engages the flywheel.. Depending on the continent you reside, can pose a challenge in obtaining a replacement failed Starter component as per above... All the best...
Bob...Owner TEA-20 Tractor and several parts TEA's
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