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Re: harry ferguson tractor identification
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Posted by B:L Whiteman on March 06, 2006 at 07:09:35 from (4.156.138.211):
In Reply to: harry ferguson tractor identification posted by mike glenn on March 05, 2006 at 13:41:37:
you have to see on that plate under the steering wheel- if the #s te 20 to20 it could be either one or just an old ford ferguson from the #s I would say it is prob a 47-48- or in there somewhere if I had the # and the TO- TE etc. I could tell you-- and as far as the engine try to start it(after you put oil in it) Ive seen these set up before and when loosened up by jogging the starter they ran pretty well maybe smoked a little some did not-- lots of luck
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