The TE was built in England, and the TO in the US as far as I understand.
In UK, (TE-20) the Continental Z-120 engine was used in the first few years, and after that the Standard engines was used. So, I guess most UK built TE-20 was equipped with the Standard engine.
They are often refered to as 80 mm and 85 mm engines, and if I am correct the 80 mm engine is the Continental, and the 85 mm engine is the Standard engine.I assume that the TE-20 tractor was sold everywhere the TO-20 was not sold. This means it was sold in Africa, Orient, most commonwealth countries, and of course Europe. The A in TEA-20 just tells us it is one of the TE-20 versions. There is TEB, C, D, E, F, and many, many more.
Bill
: : What is the difference between the Continental engine used in UK built
: : Ferguson TEA-20 and the Standard engine put in the same tractor ? : : I think about construction, displacement, specifications, and also power (flywheel hp) : : Bill Brox : Where was the TEA-20 with Standard engines sold.
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