Ferguson TEA20

History of this Vehicle:

This is a 1952, 2.2 4 cylinder in-line model with a H pattern transmision.

The Ferguson TEA20 is an agricultural tractor designed by Harry Ferguson. By far his most successful design, it was manufactured from 1948 until 1956, and was commonly known as the Little Grey Fergie.

The TEA20 was available in five variants: the TEC20, which had a narrow wheelbase; the TED20, which was equipped with vapourising oil engine; the TEE20, which had both narrow wheelbase and vapourising oil engine; the TEK20, which was built for vineyard applications and the TEY20 which had a perkins motor.

The TEA20 differed from the TE20 by the brand of motor. The TEA20 has a Standard Motor Company engine rather than a Continental Z-120 engine.

Steven and Rick Shelton of Alice Springs donated both these maticulously restored Ferguson tractors for display.