My grandfather was selling Allis Chalmers and Ford tractors in Lennon, Michigan. One of the Fords' came by and said that the Ford didn't look good with Allis Chalmers. So my grandfather got rid of those Fords on the lot. We did have 2 Ford tractors on our farm along with McCormick, John Deere, and Oliver. Eaglegards 🦅...
I got a 47 te20. Somebody paint it up like a ford. Every time someone see's they ask "what year is that redbelly ". Can't wait to restore it someday and change it back to a " Lil grey". Thanks for sharing.
“ Redbelly “ is a slang term in reference to the 8N Ford. This was in reference to Ford painting the main chassis ( Engine, Transmission, Rear End )Red instead of Gray as on the 9N and 2N. I have a TO30 that the previous owner painted Red overall which is a Gross Mistake. Ferguson and Massey Ferguson had different colors between Them but, the first series Ferguson ( TO20 and TO30 ) were a light Gray slightly different from Ford Gray of the N series. Fergieman
I’m a fergurson man to I’m disabled and can’t finish mine a company took me for lots of money I didn’t have to finish it going on 3 plus years.. starting to have wonder if it will ever get don’t... This remote set up would be ideal for me... we have a peanut festival ever year in are little big and get to show tractors and it’s a all day thing...love to see yours here one and love to show mine someday.... my tractor is a1948 fergurson gas continental motor God Bless u and your family 🙏
I spent a lot of time as young boy in the big hole valley on one of those ? The medow drag haulinf manure mowing and raking hay beautifull tractor thank you for sharing with us
Harry Ferguson not Henry. Henry was the first name of Ford. That Red Hood is incorrect on the TO20 and TO30 series. It should be light Gray overall. Fergieman
There is actually a Norwegian TV show character named Gråtass (or Little Grey Fergie in English). He is a little TE20 Ferguson that can drive all by himself.
It would come in handy if you were using horse drawn equipment such as binders & mowers. You'd ride on the implement & operate the levers while you operated the tractor with the remote. There were early tractors operated by lines or reins for that express purpose.
Indeed TE was frm Coventry UK Huge sales first really small but full of modern inventions not least hydraulics as the adverts ran Faster & Cheaper with the Ferguson System, it was ntvery long before conversion kits from as you call it Gasoline to.Vaporising Oil our Gasoline was & still is much more expensive Good ole Harry.r i p Gordon Exmouth UK
@@harrimanfox8961 Harry Ferguson, Northern Ireland, he also built one of the first self propelled aircraft. Many other concepts too, Guinness is so good for inventive brains 🍺🍺🍺, but Guinness is black.
That remote controlled one is so cool! Imagine going to grandpa and getting to ride on that! Must be so awesome.
My grandfather was selling Allis Chalmers and Ford tractors in Lennon, Michigan. One of the Fords' came by and said that the Ford didn't look good with Allis Chalmers. So my grandfather got rid of those Fords on the lot. We did have 2 Ford tractors on our farm along with McCormick, John Deere, and Oliver. Eaglegards 🦅...
I got a 47 te20. Somebody paint it up like a ford. Every time someone see's they ask "what year is that redbelly ". Can't wait to restore it someday and change it back to a " Lil grey". Thanks for sharing.
“ Redbelly “ is a slang term in reference to the 8N Ford. This was in reference to Ford painting the main chassis ( Engine, Transmission, Rear End )Red instead of Gray as on the 9N and 2N.
I have a TO30 that the previous owner painted Red overall which is a Gross Mistake. Ferguson and Massey Ferguson had different colors between Them but, the first series Ferguson ( TO20 and TO30 ) were a light Gray slightly different from Ford Gray of the N series.
Fergieman
I’m a fergurson man to I’m disabled and can’t finish mine a company took me for lots of money I didn’t have to finish it going on 3 plus years.. starting to have wonder if it will ever get don’t... This remote set up would be ideal for me... we have a peanut festival ever year in are little big and get to show tractors and it’s a all day thing...love to see yours here one and love to show mine someday.... my tractor is a1948 fergurson gas continental motor God Bless u and your family 🙏
Really nice shape, that little to20 brings back memories 🚜 thank you for sharing your story,
I love the to35 Massey.Mr Ferguson perfected the tractor of that age for the small farmer 👨🌾
I like that little tractor
Awwsome. Thank you.
Yes those tractos is like family
I spent a lot of time as young boy in the big hole valley on one of those ? The medow drag haulinf manure mowing and raking hay beautifull tractor thank you for sharing with us
My Henry Ferguson TO 30 had a red hood. Used every day to haul a manure spreader on a horse farm.
Harry Ferguson not Henry. Henry was the first name of Ford.
That Red Hood is incorrect on the TO20 and TO30 series. It should be light Gray overall.
Fergieman
Some one must have painted it between the time it left the factory and the time I purchased it.
Fantastic video buddy!
This fellow is the fabric of America
Lovely little ted20
Nice video and you got a Thumbs Up !
I love the ferguson te 20 it is my childhood favourite tractor and i want to own a real one even though i have a miniature one in my room 😁
There is actually a Norwegian TV show character named Gråtass (or Little Grey Fergie in English).
He is a little TE20 Ferguson that can drive all by himself.
Remind me of my uncle driving that Ferguson.. only one machinery on his farm. Otherwise he sometimes used horses to work on farm.
Have you seen the European TV show called fergie.
What kinda wheels are on his little ‘sulky’ kart that he sits on ?
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What's the point of remote control if you have to ride right behind it anyway? I don't get it.
he doesn't have to ride behind it he could stand to the side also
Because he can.
Marty Baker I know can’t get me head round it but still cool
It would come in handy if you were using horse drawn equipment such as binders & mowers. You'd ride on the implement & operate the levers while you operated the tractor with the remote. There were early tractors operated by lines or reins for that express purpose.
Who needs airconditioning or electronics with such machines ?
why cant people like this live near me, i would love to learn how to do that
My granda had a te20 Ferguson
My dad owns
2 TEA-20
1 TED-20
Fergie forever!
500 can buy 1 in kiwi land. Ive owned 2.
Great little tractor but it needs a driver; whether seated upon it or driving it remotely. Title needs work...
Indeed TE was frm Coventry UK
Huge sales first really small but full of modern inventions not least hydraulics as the adverts ran Faster & Cheaper with the Ferguson System, it was ntvery long before conversion kits from as you call it Gasoline to.Vaporising Oil our Gasoline was & still is much more expensive
Good ole Harry.r i p
Gordon Exmouth UK
Wait.... the Ferguson tractor is Irish!!
It's British and American
@@harrimanfox8961 Harry Ferguson, Northern Ireland, he also built one of the first self propelled aircraft. Many other concepts too, Guinness is so good for inventive brains 🍺🍺🍺, but Guinness is black.
try - youtube homemade tandem ferguson tef tractor
Middle america, So Sad, So Simple,
I like that its about farm machinery but i hate that its american because tractor talk is more a british thing to do
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