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  1. J

    Ferguson starters ID, TE and TO

    The sparex has some side by sides. Goto Ferguson Electrical Page 1 of section F10 here are some sketches.
  2. J

    leaking 90W

    Richard is correct. That cotter pin is placed in the hole to keep it clear. It is a drain to keep oil from accumulating in the clutch housing. There is only one cotter pin. If it is 90wt oil then it is comming from the Transmission case seal. This is not "That" bad of a fix but it will take...
  3. J

    leaking 90W

    2 cotter pins? I am only aware of one. But I'll have to look tonight.
  4. J

    ferguson to-20

    Local mechanic machine shop should be able to do it for you cheep enough. I've got one that'll do break drums for $10.00. not sure about the manifold, but I'd suspect aroung that price. Jeff
  5. J

    Buying a Massey Fergsuon to 20

    As you have a 9N. Even if the TO-20 becomes a parts tractor. There are aloos of parts that are interchangeible. Hydro pump, Steering arms, 3-point, wheels etc. Just so you know. The 9N and TO-20 are cousins.
  6. J

    Ferguson TE 20 english starter

    I may have access to one. I'll have to check. E-mail me. But before you buy. Verify the you indeed have a TE-20 and not a TEA-20. Becasue the starters are different. You can use the attached chart to verify. Send an e-mail if interested. Jeff
  7. J

    happy easter!

    What a glorious day. Happy Easter.
  8. J

    Buying a Massey Fergsuon to 20

    This isn't the one from the YTmag classifides you stole out from under me is it? LOL...
  9. J

    Changing Hydraulic/Trans fluid TO-35

    PTO seal was piece-o-cake. Pulled it out then pressed in the new one. I used a bench vise and a 1/4" piece of plywood (to apply even pressure) to push the new seal in until flush. Then the trick I found was I used PVE coupler fitting 2" sch 40. To drive in all the way in. The straight...
  10. J

    Engage starter on a 1948 TE20

    Moving the stick to the "s" position should engage the starter.
  11. J

    1950 TO 20 SAT FOR DECADES THEN STARTED, successD

    YEA Glad to hear it.
  12. J

    Changing Hydraulic/Trans fluid TO-35

    For gasket material just us basic gasket making material (paper). I used 1/8" Cork when I made mine (what I had laying around) and it is way over kill.
  13. J

    need a te20 safety starter switch

    another view. Item 2
  14. J

    1950 TO 20 SAT FOR DECADES THEN STARTED, following up

    Here is a picture of the Hydro. control valve. The balls on the end need to be engaged in the cups of the control fork. Jeff
  15. J

    Changing Hydraulic/Trans fluid TO-35

    YOu can cut your own gaskets, or get them from an MF dealer, or a Sparex or Bear-co dealer. Sparex number S.03352 Gasket 181217M1 Bare-co number B1839 181217M1 Side Plate Gasket You can Google 181217M1 and find suppliers also.
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