With all do respect to the others who have posted... Here is how you id a T__-20. There are basicly three styles I am going to deal with here. The TE-20, the TO-20 and The TEA-20. To Start, as Mr. Chapp has indicated look at the engine. If it has an internal oil filter and has the numbers Z120 cast into the lower left side of the engine it is either a TE-20 or a TO-20. The Z120 is Contential motors engine. If it has a standard motors engine it will have an external oil filter left rear of the engine. This is a TEA-20. To differenciate between a TE-20 and a TO-20 the easiset view able difference is the transmission shift plate. If the plate the shift lever goes through is a seperate roughly square piece then it is a TO-20. If the plate is integral to the steering column then it is a TE-20. Other differences exist but this is a simple quick check. Also, there is an alphebet soup of lettered TE___-20"s TEB-20, TEC-20, TED-20 tec. however, these are rarer specility tractors mainly having to due with fuel type, and use (i.e. vinyard) the most abundant of the other letter types is the TEF-20 (diesel engine). Hope this helps. Jeff
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