The Ferguson system as implemented on the Ferguson T-20 and the Ford N9 and later models really are the tractors that drove horses off the farm. A successful farmer could afford one and the basic implements to go with it, and show a positive return on that investment in a single season. The drive train was little different than what the car in your driveway had, so if you could maintain one you could maintain the other. My Grand father bought six of Ford's 9Ns before WW II, one for each of his sons and hired hands.
only half a million made ! there seemed to have survived through affection as much as their engineering quality. As the Govenpr said on film," I designed it with the small farmer in mind""
We have owned our TEA20 since 1980, no issues with the gears as I drove (and still do) cars with crash gear boxes. It is a matter of throttle & clutch synchronizing.
Harry Ferguson a clever man to invent the 3 point linkage.
These machines are solid, we have 3 for a small piece of land in New Zealand.
ਖੁਸ਼ ਕੀਤੇ ਬਹੁਤ ਵਧੀਆ ਵੀਡੀਓ ਬਣਾਈ ਹੈ। ਟਰੈਕਟਰ ਬਹੁਤ ਵਧੀਆ ਹੈ ਮੇਰੇ ਵੀ ਦੋ ਫਰਗੂਸਨ ਹਨ T O 20 ਅਤੇ T E 20
The Ferguson system as implemented on the Ferguson T-20 and the Ford N9 and later models really are the tractors that drove horses off the farm. A successful farmer could afford one and the basic implements to go with it, and show a positive return on that investment in a single season. The drive train was little different than what the car in your driveway had, so if you could maintain one you could maintain the other. My Grand father bought six of Ford's 9Ns before WW II, one for each of his sons and hired hands.
I love ferguson tractor
I would love to get ahold of one those mini models that he is pointing to towards the beginning of the video.
Old, 3 point had two postions, digital, up or down. Served well for read blade 1/4 mile snow clearing.
Yes, and many other things. The positions were infinite on position control. You haven’t mentioned the draft control feature.
only half a million made ! there seemed to have survived through affection as much as their engineering quality. As the Govenpr said on film," I designed it with the small farmer in mind""
I'm currently restoring one, almost 70 years of rust takes a while to remove but it will be well worth it when I'm done
Yup 👍
@@CultivatingCountryLife I still use one cleaning out my barns
I got a furguson tractor made in 1952 - 81 years ago it still works and it’s painted grey
TE10, TE20 TO10, To20 1945 - 1947 maybe.
Experienced 3-point shaft oil leak. When to Mt. Hope parts, had in felt part in stock. about 2000. TE20.
dirt - also road mai
grinding transmission
crash gearbox so no syncros.
We have owned our TEA20 since 1980, no issues with the gears as I drove (and still do) cars with crash gear boxes. It is a matter of throttle & clutch synchronizing.
rear blade
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Oil leaks galore
New gaskets
89u
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