TE 20

[Brian l]

When I was a kid my dad had a TE 20. Now I see articles about TE 20 and TEA 20 what is the difference. Thanks

 

[John Deere D]

First big difference.....

TEA-20 has an English 4 cylinder engine....
Most parts are not interchangeable between the TE 20 Engine and the TEA-20 Engine..

If you live in Canada, as well as most member countries of the British commonwealth countries, the TEA-20 was imported from England by the 1000's...

Bob...Owner of a daily TEA-20 and several TEA-20 parts donors...

 

[Steve@Advance]

Search 'ferguson tractor identification'. It will take you to a PDF.

For some reason it won't let me link to it.

 

[Tom H.]

Correct, the TE20 has the continental Z120 engine with English Lucas electronics.

 

[Bob in Australia]

Following on from John Deere D

The engine in the TEA was built by the Standard Motor Company in the UK. This engine in various forms was used in Standard Vanguard cars and Triumph TR sports cars, as well as 'fergy' tractors. It has wet cylinder liners so is very easily reconditioned. It was also adapted for use as a diesel but not as sucessful as the petrol (gas) version.

 

[John Deere D]

TEA-20 Engine Pics.

Bob..

 

[Brian l]

Thanks for the info. I wish I could find his but it was traded for a 175 in 1969 but I do have the serial number I will list someday.