Ferguson TEA20 carb clean and saw bench

Giving the Carby a clean on my 1954 Ferguson TEA20 and hooking up the saw bench ready to cut some fire wood

[@munckintattoolover24]

love stories where machines that have stayed in the family. I have my grandfathers 1953 grey fergie

[@vintagetractorsaustralia]

That’s awesome mate. My Fergy is a 54 model but it was not from family sadly. We do still have a couple of other implements that were from my great grandfather and his brothers. We love preserving the history.

[@munckintattoolover24]

@@vintagetractorsaustralia keep it up mate!!

[@vintagetractorsaustralia]

@@munckintattoolover24 thanks mate. I’ll try my best between work and family life.

[@BundyBearsShed]

Thats the go.

[@martincorrigan1791]

I was wondering do you have any advice for starting a Ferguson implaments collection

[@vintagetractorsaustralia]

My advice would be, always look for the brass tag, all Ferguson implements had one. Also grab yourself a Ferguson book that has a lot of implements in it, this way you know what something is if it pops up for sale, people often advertise things and don’t actually know what it is.

[@martincorrigan1791]

@@vintagetractorsaustralia also any advice about restoring a Ferguson benchsaw

[@vintagetractorsaustralia]

@@martincorrigan1791 not really. They are very simple. Just disassemble, clean, lubricate everything. And then we took the blade to be professionally set and sharpened. Once they are set you can touch up the blade with a file if needed.

[@martincorrigan1791]

Do you have any more Ferguson implaments

[@vintagetractorsaustralia]

@@martincorrigan1791 yes. Jack Mouldboard plough Disc plough 9 Tyne cultivator Scoop Carryall Multipurpose agricultural pump 3cwt trailer Saw bench PTO drill (not ferguson) Post hole digger Cement mixer (not ferguson) Grader blade Weather hood Wheel girdles Ripper Pick up hitch Rotary hoe (Howard) Hay rake Hay mower Auger