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    TO-35 Work (Plough) Light

    I still have the painted headlights and work light (with a switch) that I purchased as replacements. I was simply trying to find another chrome light to match the headlights that I was able to restore. From what I also found out, lights were not installed on new tractors at the factory...
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    TO-35 Work (Plough) Light

    Sam, For some reason the picture didn't upload. I am trying again. Brian
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    TO-35 Work (Plough) Light

    Sam, I am sending along a second picture, taken with different lighting, to see if the gray color appears different. I noticed the picture you attached of your tractor was taken with sunlight instead of a flash. Do you see a difference in both the gloss and color? (hydraulics are not yet...
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    TO-35 Work (Plough) Light

    Sam Your tractor is also a real beauty. I see a significant difference in the gray color between yours and mine. Is yours a show piece or a working tractor? I am far from an expert so I can't explain the difference either. Thanks for the response and the picture, Brian
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    TO-35 Work (Plough) Light

    Retired Farmer - I am going to look online and see what I can find. You may have solved my problem. Thank you, thank you Brian
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    TO-35 Work (Plough) Light

    We agree about the lights not coming from the factory with all-chrome light kits. In fact, Phil Fenner found that the 35's, if they had lights, they were installed by the dealer after arrival from the factory. He also stated that some dealers may have even installed other light kits they had in...
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    TO-35 Work (Plough) Light

    2tractors - I must confess, I have a good friend who loves this kind of work and he would give me a very disapproving look whenever I reached for the sandpaper. I was permitted to participate in dismantling and reassembly. I will try to add a couple of progress pics I took with my friend and my...
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    TO-35 Work (Plough) Light

    Maxwell99 - Thanks for the kind words. Your lights match what came as the original light kits for our tractor according to Phil Fenner. He also indicated that light kits did not come installed by the factory but were added by the dealers as optional equipment. He also said that the dealers would...
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    TO-35 Work (Plough) Light

    Richard L - I can't disagree with you about these being all chrome. The Phil Fenner report, I belive explains this possibility. He found that the light package was not Standard Equipment on the TO-35 but was added by the dealers if wanted by the buyer. The reason for the differing light packages...
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    TO-35 Work (Plough) Light

    I am still facing a common dilemma to those of us restoring Ferguson tractors. Determining just what style lights I should use on my 1960 TO-35. To my surprise, when I removed an old layer of paint and accumulated rust from the old headlights I found a very usable chrome finish. I had already...
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    TO20 -Facts I Need To Know

    Tim, I will try to return the favor with my limited knowledge. I purchased a TO20 in 1995 and it has run like a top ever since. The engine had been rebuilt when I bought it but there wasn't and still isn't any sign of a cracked block. As we discussed, I have recently purchased a TO35 and the...
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    Fergie Records

    I believe your scenario is what I am going to find but on the remote chance that somebody had found a treasure trove of old records I decided to pose the question. I purchased my Fergie at an auto auction a few months ago and I am soon going to try the tact of working backwards thru that dealer...
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    Fergie Records

    My bumper isn't installed yet but you have confirmed one of my fears about the difficulty of opening the hood. For that reason I have restored the operation of the top access panel for basic maintenance. Thats a good idea to extend the mounting bars, I will consider it. Thanks much...
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    Fergie Records

    WOW, beautiful tractor and the plow looks great. Guess I'm a farmer at heart. And your right to protect the original owners manual. Knowing your tractor is a 1957 I now understand the Ferguson nameplates on the hood and the fact that Red and Flint Gray are not the original colors. After having...
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    Fergie Records

    Max, Absolutely great advice. My very first trip to a nearby tractor "Recycle" yard included the acquisition of a heavy duty front bumper. Mine is a little different than yours and it is an After Market bumper. It has a 4" wide piece of channel iron as a bottom cross bar. The gentleman had an...
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    TO35 Wiring Diagram

    That's perfectly OK Jone. I am getting a little long-of-tooth and easily confused. I understand now what you were doing and I hope Xwild understands better than I did. I will do the same thing and also send a mesage to Xwild. I have sent an email to M&H Electric Fabricators and I expect that I...
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    Fergie Records

    My tractor is a 1960 Ferguson TO-35 Deluxe, Gasoline engine Serial Number SGM - 206405. I am attempting to upload a photo of what I purchased about 4 months ago. Brian
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    TO35 Wiring Diagram

    Sorry, I am a little confused with where or who this reply came from. It includes both Jone in Norway and Xwild but I will try to answer the question. My tractor came with a real mess of Speaker wires that were used to replace all of the original wiring harnesses so I don't know what it...
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    Fergie Records

    I recently read, someplace, a story submitted by a Fergie owner that included not only the recent history of his tractor but, also, its date and place of manufacture, all based on its serial number. I would like to find a source for this kind of information and I would also like to find out...
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    TO35 Wiring Diagram

    A big thank you Richard L. When I got into taking my 35 apart I discovered that much of the original wiring had been replaced with speaker wire and it lay in bundles and bird-nests of excess wire here and there around under the hood and the seat. Almost nothing could be traced. I believe the...
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