1954 TEA 20 Ferguson, Engine Oil, Filter & Distributor Lube. Lifestyle Block Machinery Care.

[@gregoryanderson6550]

I change the oil in my 1950 TO20 regularly, easy enough to do but worth it to make sure that she will still be around for our grandchildren to enjoy.

[@LinksviewAcres137]

@@gregoryanderson6550 absolutely. Would love to pass this down to my daughter when she's old enough.

[@alanhodge984]

greetings from north carolina i have 1949 TE20 i named "Butterbean" it's like a member of the family a big grey pet

[@LinksviewAcres137]

@@alanhodge984 That's awesome. And welcome from New Zealand. Yes, lovely tractors, and are part of our family also! Thank you for watching.

[@alanhodge984]

@@LinksviewAcres137 ah i hear you have a southern accent too....southern hemisphere that is

[@LinksviewAcres137]

@alanhodge984 yes I sure do. South island of New Zealand

[@evanaustin2636]

That is a good sounding tractor!!! Hope you had a good Christmas and i hope you have a good new year too

[@LinksviewAcres137]

@@evanaustin2636 Thanks Evan. Happy new year to you and yours.

[@brianmarshall1637]

Also amazing what weight you could have in a tipping trailer as long as bad a pick up hitch or draw bar bolted under the back axle and not on the three point image with the bar across.

[@LinksviewAcres137]

@@brianmarshall1637 Yes. I have a towbar bolted under rear axle and normally have a trailer attached if I'm not using 3 point linkage for other attachments at the time. Have to empty our horse mucking out trailer tomorrow so will have a video of that.

[@Jofiplease]

what are everyone's thoughts on using a multigrade oil in the fergie?

[@brianmarshall1637]

I I used one On our farm from 1965 until 1976 ,always regret selling it,petrol the engine was just petrol

[@LinksviewAcres137]

@@brianmarshall1637 These are great reliable tractors.