1954 Ferguson TEA 20 Tractor.Cold Start, Walkaround & Introduction.

We have made the next step in our Lifestyle Block change and have purchased a tractor!
It's going to be a good helping hand around our new lifestyle property!
She needs a little love and a good tune up, but very usable at present and can do the minor tuneups while being used.
She's a 1954 Ferguson TEA20 with working PTO and hydraulics.
Thanks for joining us on our new lifestyle venture!
#masseyferguson #tractor #lifestyleblog

[@09amusement]

This was produced before the Massey Harris and Ferguson amalgamation.
Therefore this is a "Ferguson" tea-20.
Nothing much wrong with that engine, picks up from idle beautifully.
Regards from the UK 🇬🇧.

[@calvintaylor2688]

Awesome good stuff mate

[@suzukizrracing]

I have driven a Ferguson since i was 7. And i have never seen the back wheels but on the wrong way. They sould change spot but i guees is only for the looks. And the front seems to be widend for perhaps setting potatos so might wanna push the steering a little inn. Gives more turning abilety. But it runs good. Good tractor

[@LinksviewAcres]

Thanks for the kind words. Yeah I noticed the front and rear wheel track looked wider. I don't mind it. Will do for what we need it for, for now. Cheers, Brendon

[@swagmanexplores7472]

Great little tractor ! I’m doing a slow ground up rebuild on my TEA20 at the moment

[@LinksviewAcres]

Yes, I love it! Would you be able to do a video of your one? Would be awesome to see. Cheers, Brendon

[@swagmanexplores7472]

@@LinksviewAcres I guess so but it’s in hundreds of pieces scattered around my workshop and in my car trailer. 😳

[@jaredbmodels]

Purrs like a kitten!! Awesome tractor buddy!!

[@LinksviewAcres]

Thank you sir. Hope you are fine and well.

[@NZMOPAR]

my dad sold one of those about 4 or 5 years ago after they moved away from there 10 acres it had a back blade to

[@Rdrake1413]

Nice tractor. I really like the muffler mounted like that. The muffler on my 8N is under the running board and not a fan of it being that low to the ground.

[@LinksviewAcres]

Yes, I like it also. We have some long grass growing now, so it's less chance of a fire risk being top mounted rather than under chassis exhaust.