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    sauerkraut

    Mike in Mn,,,,this is what it looks like today,,,how do I know when it is done?
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    Help with identification

    THANKS!! the hole is on the bell housing.
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    Help with identification

    Bob....from the current owner...The oil filter is inside the oil pan. There is a large plug on the bottom of the oil pan and when you remove it a large filter slides out. There is also a oil filled air filter on the right side of the tractor. so not a Standard??
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    Help with identification

    Thanks Bob...will confirm and reply as soon as possible..i cant thank you guys enough for sharing all of your knowledge.
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    Help with identification

    thanks a million guys..here is the hole in question
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    Help with identification

    Thanks for the response...makes perfect sense...i know this is a tough question to answer but what do you guess a fair price would be for a rough but mostly operational 48 TE20? the tin is rough..lights and temp gauge are not operational..has a small oil leak..best guess is rear main seal..it...
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    Help with identification

    Hello all...quick question..first..thanks to all the guys that jumped in on my last post about what to look for in a tractor...i took a look today at one that im interested in and wanted to try and determine exactly what it is..forgive my relative ignorance of these particular tractors..im new...
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    Looking for a tractor..kind of a long post..sorry!

    Hello all! so i have decided i want old tractor..many reasons..none practical..but i have rationalized it anyway! i was looking at a ferguson to 20 or to 30 and have been looking for some time..i have also looked at a few 8n's..im at the crossroads..go with something restored or tackle the...
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    Need some advice..sorry in advance for the long post!

    Thanks guys for all the replies...i have the space to do a restore and have what i think is a decent amount of mechanical know-how...where im a bit gun shy is not really knowing enough about the tractor to spot a good value...i will keep the search and when i find "the one" i will be sure to...
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    Need some advice..sorry in advance for the long post!

    so i have decided i want a to 20 or to 30 and have been looking for some time..im at the crossroads..go with something restored or tackle the restoration myself. here is my question..first, i have found very few restored 20's or 30's..any suggestions on where to find one that is properly done...
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