Hello Lance! I'm in Ohio, USA and recently got a TE20 which has been converted to a solenoid start. Your excellent video on troubleshooting and refurbishing the original starter switch has given me the know how and confidence to tackle the job. Thanks very much and I love your playlist on the tea20.

All looking very good!

Love the videos on the ferguson 20 .great for the DIY🤠

When I got my T20 the Bakelite was cracked in two pieces and l was unable to repair it .I had to use your sparex replacement starter switch which looks like the original and works great ,sure beats the screwdriver

my old girl has a push button on the dash looks like it was disconnected years ago .I'm always carefull not to start it in gear. Been like this for 12 years since i brought it .thinking about selling it but the old girl is so handy with the 4 foot slasher , brought a zero turn a few years ago but i just like driving it around the farm for the looks i get from cars going past, sort of a fun thing to drive.

Thanks for your information, your experience is a great help .

Thanks for sharing Lance ,👍

Thank you for another great video

Hi Lance, Think I have watched your video on the starter switch about 3x. My starter was hit and miss and now won't start at all. After watching your video I took the switch off and it came off in 2 pieces. Somebody had glued it together at some point in the past. Also one contact point was badly corroded and burned as was the little round disc that pushes up from below. Tried ordering a new one from queenslandtractorspares but you don't appear to ship overseas. So I have ordered one from the UK. It comes with the plate that bolts onto the chassis. Hopefully it will work on my 1951 TEA-20 Ferguson that I just bought. Cheers, Midge

I can c your videos are going to come in very handy as I have just got a ted20 has run for 30 years .shell be in

Gravity's still working Lance 😂

When I bought my TE-20 the switch was bypassed with a push-button style placed on the dash. Evidently someone lost the nuts for the original switch and therefor couldn't use it as the threads were some crazy English pitch. I had to Ebay some from a motorcycle shop in the UK.

Hi Lance, another excellent video very well presented. Thanks for your wonderful service for us Ferguson 20 restorers.

Thanks Lance

Hi Lance great work as usual. I can’t select 3rd or 4th gear. Why do you think this might be?Thanks for any advice.

Way to get your points across!??! 🤨😂 Thanks for sharing.

Wonderful channel, loving it a lot. I'm trying to get a friends' tractor starting, but I can't get the reverse selector to move backwards like you show in order to move the pivot to operate the starter switch. It will go into reverse OK but will not work the starter. I have removed the starter switch and observed the pivot moving downwards when selecting reverse but of course the pivot has come upwards in order to hit the starter button. So the linkage is connected to the gear selector OK, but unable to push the gear lever forwards into the start position. Any ideas?

Hello, I'm from Sweden. I have a 1966 MF135 Allmatic and I wonder if the startswitch is the same as the one in the video?

nice i got 6volt motor 12volt gear box the ring gear nfg 6 volt start motor working on front of ring no teeth letf so now 12v start motor working back of ring she good for 20 years