Not sure what the Big Boys Section is as have yet to find it, however, I think I have found the answer from a bloke in Victoria. Evidently it is unusual to have a 57 year old tractor that has the original starter motor in it but this one does. It appears that when they started making post manufacture parts they made the new motors with only 9 teeth but they were machined so that they would still mesh properly with the original ring gear. So I have been told to whack in the Fergy and it all should be fine.
TEA 20 starter motor
Hi and help,
I have a 1956 TEA20 Fergy. Unfortunately its starter motor has died. I have bought one from a local supplier who claims it is the correct one but it has a shorter shaft and only 9 teeth. The original (I know so because it is stamped with the date 1956) has a longer shaft and 10 teeth. Does anyone know whether the one I have bought will work or it will it stuff up the starter ring?
I have a 1956 TEA20 Fergy. Unfortunately its starter motor has died. I have bought one from a local supplier who claims it is the correct one but it has a shorter shaft and only 9 teeth. The original (I know so because it is stamped with the date 1956) has a longer shaft and 10 teeth. Does anyone know whether the one I have bought will work or it will it stuff up the starter ring?
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