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Barry from Stirling

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Good Morning Everyone. I usually try this once every couple of years so here goes. We have some fairly new folks on this site and I myself have always wondered where everyone on here calls home. So I will start. I live 2 hours east of Toronto Ontario Canada in a small town called Stirling. I own 1 Ferguson, a 1952 TEA-2085. I value every bit of info I read on this site. Its the best. Stay well everyone. Barry
 
San Luis Obispo, Calif. Half way between San Francisco and Los Angeles. I have a TO 30 that was a freebie and I am amazed how well its built. I collect and restore old crawlers for a hobby.
 
I am from Holmrook, Cumbria, UK. I have a FE35, used on a smallholding and for vintage ploughing matches. Harry Ferguson was a genius and the Ferguson tractors one of the Great British inventions.
 
I live in the small village of Maryhill, a few miles outside of Kitchener/Waterloo, in SouthWestern Ontario. I own a 51&52 TEA20. My daily therpy, is checking in on this site. Thanks to all the folks that contribute from around our small world.... Alex
 
hello i haven't posted in awhile but i read everyday, just now started taking apart the 52 to-30 for painting, all the other systems have been repaired thanks to the help of ytractor site. i live on a ridge called nauvoo ridge. its in the northern panhandle of west virginia. about 13 miles ,by road, east of moundsville. which is on the ohio river. i also have a 135massey and a 471massey. love the red, and the gray.
 
I live in the land of slaves, Ohio just east of Cincinnati.

I am a FENA member and think it is the best Ferguson club in this part of the world.

I have a TE-20 I use to mow and odd jobs. I have a MF-65 I use to clear snow. I also have a 1955 TO-35 I am looking to restore.

I have a TEA-2085 used for parts. And a TO-20 I hope to get running to use for tractor building demo's at the shows.


I really appreciate the international diversity we have on the board.
 
St. Cloud, MN. I have a '55 TO-35 (green-belly)that my uncles had bought new. It's in pretty rough shape right now. Restoration will be complete, but slow. No matter what - this tractor will never leave my collection! Too many memories! I also have a '54 Allis WD-45 that was restored from the ground up.
 
I live under Barry and Alex in Coldwater, Michigan which is just North of the Indiana Line on I-69. If you two would keep your cold up there it would be appreciated. LOL Richard
 
Rusty Jones, The Mower Man:
Retired from auto body work/painting. Needed somwthing to do to keep busy, but away from isocyanates in the paint. Took up lawn mower and tractor repairs, etc.
I live 12 miles north-west of Pittsburgh, Pa., near the junction if I-79/ I-279.
 
Northern eastern Ohio about 15 miles east of Canton home of the Football Hall Of Fame. We have three working tractors MF-65 1961 plowing, spaying, corn picking and bail moving, TEA-2085 1952 mowing, discing and planting (corn and vegetable transplanter) and a Kubota B7100 HST lawnmowing, tilling and loader work. We also have a Cushman Turf Truckster, an almost tractor but pretty handy.
It is a three wheeler with a dump bed and 540 pto originally use for golf course maintance.
 
John in Vernon, British Columbia, Canada. 1954 TEA 2085 Ser.# 388550. I don't post on this forum very much but I read everything that other people do. I sure appreciate all the knowledge that is so freely shared, Thanks to everyone for helping me keep my Ferguson running.
 
I"m in the eastern panhandle of WV - got a TO30 and a MF-150. Retired Army - now "pushin a mouse" for Berkeley County Schools.
 
Guess I may now add a note to this, as over the week-end, became the owner of a MF-50. Kinda looks out-of-place among the 22 "RED" ones-- however it was given to me by a 'very special friend'. Has only 601 hrs. on the meter. Yes it is New World technolgy that brings us together, to help one another, or just have a break from the everyday events. Yep, you all are correct when saying this is a GREAT SITE! I am in Tyler,Tx., 100 miles east of Dallas,Tx., 100 miles west of Shreveport,La. on 1-20. Thanks to everyone!!!
 
I"m from Salt Spring Island B.C., Canada and a proud owner of a 1952 TEA20.Every morning I read the the new posts with my cup of coffee but don"t post much myself. Best wishes to everyone.
 
Well, what started as a simple hobby has turned into fleet maintnance. In June, I will be retiring after 30years of teaching Autobody repair to HS students on Long Island. I have 97 acres up near Binghamton, NY and I have a 1955 TO-35, a MF 375, a MF30E Backhoe/loader, a 1948 8N and a Thomas Skid steer housed in my Hand built 24x32' barn. I also am completing a 1930 Model A from ND and a driver 1957 Desoto. Plenty to keep me busy in retirement.
 
Bettendorf, Iowa. Part of the quad cities. I have a te-20, and my son and I bought a to-20 this year. I've had my te-20 for 13 years. So far, I'm the only FENA member with the last name of Ferguson
 
Roma, Queensland, Australia - small Outback Australian town of 7,000 population, 300 miles inland, center of the beef cattle, grain and oil and gas industries.

1953 TEA20 which I've owned around 25 years. Shares the garage with my 1966 Jaguar E Type (XKE).

I manage a non profit trade training company employing and training 400 trade apprentices.

Queensland: Beautiful one day, perfect the next.

Happiness is an old Fergy tractor!! :lol:

Bob in Oz
 
dfitch/Doug Fitch Maeystown Il about an hour south of the St. Louis arch. I've had my TO30 about 25 years
 
I'm located on the northern end of NH the the small town of West Milan. I have a 51 TO-20, 49 TE-20, and a 52 Farmall H. Lawn maintenance is done with a 85 JD 316. The TE i bought as a parts tractor three years ago. Got running last summer and like it. Used it for some mowing last fall and plowing snow from my driveway all winter. The TO is in the process of a complete restore. A little more engine work, disassemble and reseal the steering box, and its ready for paint. I really like this forum.
 
I live near Thomasburg Ont. just a few miles east of Barry from Stirling . Retired game warden with 50 ac. where I use a 1954 Tea 2085 to skid out firewood, mow, plow snow and work some dirt. Read the digests daily and appreciate the assisstance others give.
John
 
Hi All
Brian Allen
Kitchener, Ontario, Canada.
I have four tractors:
1990 Kioti 4X4 /loader
68 Ford 3000 Vineyard
57 FE35 4cyl. 23C 6 speed
Just bought a 40 something E27N that I haven't gotten home yet.
I haven't been on here in a while.
 
I am from Medford in n. central wi. I am am a retired navy master cheif hence the handle. I have a F40 and a TO20 with a Sears roebuck loader. Am presently tackling a ford 850. This site is godsend for us amateurs.
 
Hinsdale, MA about as far from Boston as possible. 1954 TO-30, 1967 Melroe Bobcat M-444, 1968 Case 680CK diesel. The Fergie does most of the work, bush hogging in summer and plowing in the winter with a 7' back blade. Currently working on a set of Bombardier tracks for the TO-30 with any luck they will be ready before the snow is gone.

This site has been a great help for all of the issues that come up with owning an old tractor or power equipment.
 
I live in Falkner Mississippi. This is the north east part of the state.
I live on a small farm that has been in our family since the mid 1840s. We now raise pine trees, deer and turkey. I have a 1950 TO-20 that Grandfather bought in 1951. It looks rough but it is tough.
 
I am a retired home inspector.I live in New Albany, In. I have some land in Orange co. In.FARGO HUNT CLUB,where I use my 1952 TO 30 to build and maintain food plots. I read this forem every morning but only post when I need HELP. This is the best site on the web.Thanks to all.Tim Reeves.
 
I live on five acres about 120 miles north of Phoenix. My wife and I have a pair of Missouri Foxtotters. We can go out our front gate and ride for two hours up into the hills and not see another human being the entire time. Great therapy. I have a TO-30 and two F-40s and learn something useful from this site almost every day!
 
BTW, Barry, thanks for askin for our locations, it was a great idea...... and many thanks to Harry for bringing us together.... Alex
 
Chaseburg wi. western side of state. Have a 1951 TO 30 1947 Farmall M and a 1944 Farmall H. Very good site and read it every day.
Bob
 
Margaretville NY. Retired in 02 after 48 1/2 years in automotive repair and body shop and tractor trailer maintenance. Need another lifetime to finish all my projects. Also licensed pilot and aircraft owner.
 
Stokes County North Carolina just south of the Virginia border. I have a TO-20 my dad bought new in 1949. It is one of the tractors used daily around the farm. I read the forum every day and would like to thank all who share their knowledge by responding to our questions.
 
Stokes County North Carolina just south of the Virginia border. I have a TO-20 my dad bought new in 1949. It is one of the tractors used daily around the farm. I read the forum every day and would like to thank all who share their knowledge by responding to our questions.
 
I have a 1951 TO 20 # 55412, in it's work clothes, along with several red ones. We are 30 miles west of Springfield, Illinois and will be celebrating Abe Lincoln's 200th birthday next week. Currently I am looking for a TO 30 or TO 35 that my Father inlaw may have sold new (or used) in Hamel, Illinois. He was the dealer at that time and I was the gofer. Thanks, Del
 
Marengo, Ohio.... about 50 miles N. of Columbus. Proud owner of a hard working TO-20 that I rebuilt ~ 5 years ago.

George
 
Butler County,Ohio about 30 min. North of Cincinnati and 5 min. East of the Indiana border.
I have five Fergusons,four TO35"s, three that have been restored. And one TO30 that is waiting in line to be restored.
I also have five Ferguson implements. Since I only have 3/4 of an acre,that must make me a collector.
 
La Crosse, Wisconsin. I have a 1951 TO-20 Ferguson that my dad bought around 1958 and my brothers and I put a lot of hours on it back on the farm. I do not use it much in the winter but in the summer it sees a lot of use for mowing and landscaping. I have a number of Ferguson implements and am always looking for more. I also have a 1970 165 Massey Ferguson and a 1943 SC Case which presently is not running. I also drove the Case a lot growing up back on the farm.
 
I'm from Sidney, Manitoba, Canada. I think this forum is the best! Have a '52 TE-20. Don't post much, but avidly read everything here!
 
I'm in Appomattox, VA, about 10 miles north of where Lee surrendered to Grant. Wife works in Richmond, so we keep a place there too. We have three TO-30s, an F-40, a Ford NAA, and an Allis Chalmers CA. We have old farmhouse and mostly plant food crops, a nice hay field, a garden, and some timber. We have lots of deer and turkeys, a few quail, and an occasional bear.
 
Holy cow. 12 hours ago this post wasn't even here! I am in the Conneticutt river valley of Mass, about an hour and a half east of Tom H, but I farmed on the 'merican side of the St Lawrence valley, across from Brockville/Prescott,Ont. Back then I was all Allis, I have a cute old CA left, a massive Cockshutt 540 industrial, the rest is some sort of Fergie, a '54 TO30 was for parts, now might run again, a '53 TO30 with Davis loader, she never won a beauty contest, a 1969 MF 20? gasoline 3 cly. Perkins golf course veteran that is slowly becoming a proper 135, like her serial #. And possibly adopting a '55 TO35. Our first tractor was a '41 9N, since burnt, but if i knew the next generation of Fergusons was this far ahead of the Fords, I would have never bothered with other brands over the years. This page is full of helpful, knowledgeable and polite gentilemen, I appreciate that, and hope it stays this way....
 
I'm in Ennis, Texas just about 30 miles south of Dallas in the blackland farming belt of Texas. Grew up on a farm about 30 miles southeast of here that has been in our family since 1888. Make my living as a veterinarian. Have a TO 35 that my dad bought new in 1955. Lots of hours, lots of memories. Currently nearing the finish of a complete restoration. Thanks for all the help guys, especially John in the UK.
 
Hi. I am a TEA 20 owner from Mittagong 100Km S/W of Sydney Australia. I find this a very helpful site to all fergy owners for the simple layman terms to keep these great machines going.
A BIG THANKS.
Regards John.
 
Perry, Michigan, about half way between Lansing and Flint. I have a 1953 TO-30 that I bought last summer. She will be pretty when the warm weather hits.
 
Hi,

I live in Pine City Minnesota 65 miles north of St. Paul, near interstate 35

I own a TO 20, serial no. TO 50

Gary
 
I also read the posts every day here in Adamant, Vermont. (I love learning about Fergusons.) I retired from teaching in '97, and since then, my Ferguson TO 30 (1953) has brought more joy to me than I ever could have imagined. I use her for firewood from May through November.
There are a few regulars on this forum that I think deserve some major kudos for their willingness to help klutzes (like myself) and the many real mechanics who post, by going the extra mile. I especially think of Jeff in Ohio, Jerry in Montana and John in the UK. If I missed any others, I apologize. I am a member of Fema and love the Ferguson Furrows magazine that comes out 5 times a year. A great idea, Barry.
 
Hello to everyone. I live in Greensburg, IN. I have a "52 TO-30; still waiting to be restored. I really enjoy reading the posts and thank those who have given me information for my repairs.
 
Mount Washington Kentucky. I own a '56 Ferguson F40, a '57 Massey Ferguson 50, and a '71 Massey Ferguson 150. Have owned a TO20, two TO30's, a TO35, an MF35, two more MF50's, a MH44, and a couple MF135's. Plan on owning a few more too! (Looking for that PERFECT MF165)
 
Hello gshadel,
Well I know Marengo well,I have family living there,Dell and Marlene Foos,also in Deleware,Sunbury,Johnstown,well all over Ohio. My family (The Whitneys) owns and operates the Sunbury News.
 
am Wayne from north western pa. i have a1955 gray over green ferguson and have bin a member of fena since june of 2004 i try to check the form daily. but a mist a day. things happen fast if you mis a day. have agood weakend. wayne
 
Oakdale, CA. About 60 miles south of Sacramento.
I just have 5 acres and my TO-35 is my therapy after a bad day at work.
A great site with great people.

Chuck
 
Better late than never, looks like I better get in here...I'm about 18 miles northwest of Portland, Oregon. up at about 1200' elevation with 20 acres of tall trees privacy. The closest neighbor 1/4 mile away.
I have a TO-20 with a Howard and Hupp that is in the process of getting rebuilt
and a TE-20 I recently aquired with a cracked block. No, I am not going to weld the block.
Peace be with you!
 
Amazing! I am impressed with how many folks have posted since yesterday. I am just south of Birmingham, Alabama on a one-acre hillside lot so my 53 TO-30 doesn"t get much real exercise. I have been looking for some ground but the family CEO requires that it include a suitable house which has limited the possibilities. I continue to look for the 54 TO-30 and the (59 I think) MF35 that my Dad sold in the "60s. Well, I am also looking for the 48 Allis Chalmers G but that is another forum.
 
I live in Fremont, CA, (SFO Bay area) but all of our Ferguson equipment is in Odebolt, IA, a small town between Sioux City and Ft. Dodge. We have a 1955 TO-35, 2 plows, disc harrow, spike tooth harrow, rotary hoe, Dyna balance mower, side del. rake, 2 Ferg wagons, 2-row cultivator, Ferg manure spreader, among other implements, all in original condition bought new from the local Ferguson dealer by my Grandfather in the 1950"s. This is a great site and forum and I thank the many "experts" for their contibutions. Between this site and FENA we are lucky to have access to information that would otherwise be difficult to find, plus we get the added benefit of many friendships. Mike
 
Hey There.
I live in Denmark. I have a 1948 TEA-20. What a great machine.
I would like to thank all the contributors on this forum. This forum is a real gold mine. I have gotten lots of great advice here.
Klaus
 
I live about an hour west of Richard L in Osceola, IN. I have a TO30 and a Ferguson Pony (It needs a motor). I have some implements including several plows (2 of which I will need to sell this spring for cash flow). My grandfather who lived in West Liberty, OH farmed with a TO30 back in the 50's and 60's.
 
I live on a 23 acre horse farm with my wife and a beautiful 2 year old daughter in Washington Parish in NE Louisiana. I have a '52 TO 30 in great shape, and would like to get a MF 65 soon. I appreciate the common sense, help, and info I've gotten from this site-- you guys are great!
 
Well, it may be a long way from Tipperary for many of the contributors, but as it"s just up the road,greetings from the Premier County,Ireland.Site is a goldmine. Thanks for all the knowledge shared down the years.
 
Good afternoon Folks.
I am from Amherst, Nova Scotia, Canada, right on the Nova Scotia-New Brunswick border.
I have a 1951 Ferguson TEA2085, which at the moment is used to plow snow, as can bee seen in the community pics forum. In the spring, it's for ploughing and harrowing the garden, hauling wood, and anything else I can hook up to it. I have 28 acres of land, 5 cleared, and the rest mixed growth wood.
 
Live in Sydney, Australia. Own a farm at Moree about 500 miles north. Have a couple of Fergies, several chain drive Cases and an Australian designed and made Chamberlain
 
Live on 5 acres on far south coast NSW Australia.Got one TEA 20 with blade & one TEA 20 with chisel plough ready for bush fire relatively close.Very dry Very hot.Enjoy forum. Brian
 
Hi All, haven't been on for a day or two and enjoyed the imfo on everyone. I live in N.W Iowa about 100 miles east of Sioux Fall S.D. The wife has a 1950 TO-20 ( the work horse ) and I have a 1952 TO-30 also a restored 1964 Oliver 770. We both love tractor rides and Fergy events. Have been to Albert city. Mt pleasent, Waverly and plan on trip up north to La Sueur Expo this year. (she has told me 3 tractors on 2 acres is enough) So I started collecting implements. I have 2 tranport boxes ,one 2- bot plow , a weeder, a rake ( working on it now ) a fergy jack and I'm got my eye on a scraper and a open slat 2-bot plow. this forum has helped me so much and I know will continue to help in the future. You guys are great. I hope we didn't loose any Fergy's in the fires downunder. Jeff-OH, I will still be needing some rake parts in the near future and will be contacting you then. Thanks to all for the great reading this AM
 
I live in south-eastern Connecticut, in the town of Stonington. Our fairly small piece of property is part of a large farm that belongs to my neighbor. I run a 53' TO 30 around doing chores for both myself and the neighbor's farm.
Mike McCabe
 
I live in Aliquippa, PA about 25 miles northwest of Pittsburgh. Have a 1954 TO30, 1950 Case SC, and 1945 Farmall AV. Not enough, always looking for more! Enjoy the forum and all the info. Allan from PA.
 
I live in Coldwater Ontario Canada

Almost finished restoring my fathers TEA 20-85.

My first restoration was my grandfathers 1922 International 8-16

YT forurms have helped me with my projects
Walt Dickie
 
Holy Smokes. I go away for the weekend and look what happens. (AMAZZING) Thanks to EVERYONE who posted to this thread. Ill keep reading each and every topic. Stay well everyone,,,,,,Barry
 
I am in Highland Co. Ohio, USA. Not far from Jeff-oh. FENA member and owner of a 1953 TO 30 (my father purchased new the year I was born) and a 1955 TO 35. Currently in negotiations on a 1957 F 40. Lurking daily, posting rarely.
 
Hayden Idaho


Have a money pit of a 53 to30......

Just bought a ford 641 yesturday

That puts me past 14 tractors I think
47 case vac
48 case vao
39 ac b
48 moline uts
36 farmall f20
39 oliver 80 standard
55 jd 50
37 jd b
43 jd b
48 jd anh
41 jd h


then a few lawn tractors if that counts
 
About 25 mi. nw of Wheeling, Wva on the Ohio side. Have a working Ford 2N that has been my workhorse for 28 years hauling vast amounts of firewood and dragging trees for the most part and also various other tasks.
 
Tallulah,LA on Hwy I20 close to Vicksburg, Ms. 1951 TO20, blown headgasket, restoring. My wifes father owned. Use around small 5 acre farm clipping pasture and gardening.
 
I'm in Geauga County in N. E. Ohio. My toy is a 1948 TO20 with a Freeman loader. Once the last 2 feet of snow melts I hope to do some brush hogging. Jack
 
Near Mahone Bay, Nova Scotia, Canada, about an hour south of Halifax. I've owned our 1952 TEA2085 since 1985, only started real restoration about three years ago. Got to the paint job last Fall. The old thing plows snow and hauls wood in the winter, mows fields and local railtrails in the summer. A great machine to work with and to mess with.

This forum is astounding. Thank you to all the great contributors, but a special thank you to John(UK)
 
My Grandparents lived in New Sheffield Terrace...I love Pittsburgh and I wish they were still alive, Aliquppa is a great town if they bothered to fix it.

Christos
 
Howdy,

I'm originally from South Florida but have recently relocated to Old La Sal,UT. I "inherited" a 1951 TO20 to plow snow. We live on 5 acres at about 7600' above sea level. I had never been near a tractor before but did work on a lot of old British cars when I was younger.

After getting a manual I found it's not much different than the cars of it's era.

The Fergy needed a little work ( rear wheel fell off!) but now happily starts at 0F and goes out and plows my road. Will be plowing today and apparently for the next week or so.

Dave
 
Hi Barry. My name is Ethan Berry from Vermontville, MI USA (near Lansing). I collect Minneapolis-Moline tractors and usually go by "Mopower" on the other forums.

I traveled to Guelph, Ontario this summer on business to our Canada plant. Not too far from you. I also have a close friend in Melbourne, Australia near the big fires.
 
Hi to all, John from New Bethlehem,Pa,appx 70 miles NE of Pittsburgh, Pa, I currently have a TO 20 Ferguson that I use for plowing snow and also working in my garden, also have several 9N,2N Fords,great hobby working on these old machines.
 
Just outside of Sussex, New Brunswick, Canada. 1952 TEA 2085. My Grandfather bought it new. Don't post much but read a lot. Great info and great people here.
 
Western Kentucky about 45mi south of Evansville,In and 120mi North of Nashville,TN To-20 1964 JD 4020 farmed 18 yrs I now work for U.S.P.S and garden heavily on the side
 
sunset tex. bought 1st ferguson 2-21-09 poor thing has been worked hard, pieced together &put up broke also enjoy my 48 8n & int 424-greet web site
 
Ah, the Stevens triplets! Great to see they are all share common interests! :lol:

Did you know that in the 1950's David Brown in the UK built Aston Martin and Lagonda? They were reputed the fastest tractors in the world! :lol:

Can't recall if I responded on this thread, but:

Roma, Queensland, Australia.
1953 Ferguson TEA20, owned 24 years.
(Fergy shares the garage with my 1966 Jaguar XKE/E Type.)

Bob in Oz
 
Hey folks -- hail from Oakville, Ontario Canada. On my first tractor, a 51 TEA 20 which now lives up in the woods at the family place near Dunchurch, ON on the shores of beautiful Lake Wahwashkesh. I'm so grateful for all the advice and encouragement from the knowledgeable folks on this site and especially John (UK)'s endless patience with my emailing this past year (going to start again in the spring, John! :D ).

Fergy lives a varied, year-round life...

-clearing the street in the winter when the city plows can't

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-taking junk to the dump in the summer

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-hauling boats out of the water in the fall...

fergandscoutinwater.jpg



-and helping to put them to bed in preparation for winter again!

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Just about everything but farming!
 
Mt Jukes near Mackay, Queensland, Australia
I have a TEA20 and am a new user (newbie)
So far I have mainly used her for grass slashing and generally buggering about on my (mostly) steep and wooded 13 acre block.
The site has been invaluable for me as I"m not a mechanic by trade.
Thanks for all the help

John
 
Hey,[b:e83fff877f] John[/b:e83fff877f], welcome to a great web site and a great bunch of friends!

Not only are you an Aussie - but another banana bender!!! :lol: I'm at Roma about 7 hours drive south west of you.

I'm not a mechanic either - but don't tell that to the other guys here. :oops:

Welcome again. Any help you need, just ask!

Bob in Roma, XXXXLand
'53 TEA20

P.S. Amazing thread, my guess the biggest ever on this forum. 116 replies and 970 views!!! :)
 
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