The Ferguson tractors have long been the ones mentioned when talking about innovation, reliability and fine craftsmanship.
We primarily sell spare parts for the TE20 and FE35, and that is why we will write a little about them in this post.
The TE20 was the earlier model, and the FE35 came a little later. But both models have left their mark on fields around the world, and both quickly became known as effective workhorses that could handle any task.
Ferguson TE20 - Introduced in the 1940s
The TE20 is one of the most iconic tractors. It was introduced in 1946, and production continued right up until 1956. The tractor is also called 'The Little Grey' because of its iconic grey colour.
The tractor became popular because of its user-friendliness, low operating costs and good durability. Today many TE20s still run around, primarily on smaller jobs on farms/fields, but also as hobby and restoration projects where passionate vintage tractor owners keep their older models alive.
At Aparts we have a large selection of spare parts for Ferguson TE20 that can be shipped directly to your door, so you can get started restoring your tractor.
Ferguson FE35 - The next generation
Ferguson FE35 was launched in the early 1960s, and it built further on the great success of the TE20, upgraded with a stronger engine and greater comfort, so the working days and tasks became more pleasant and easier to handle.
Many FE35s were produced, and it also became popular in large parts of the world, and to this day it is still a sight that brings smiles to people's faces when passionate collectors or tractor owners meet at vintage tractor rallies.
For those who still have an FE35 and want to maintain it or restore it, we at Aparts have a wide selection of spare parts for FE35 that you can have delivered directly to your door, so you can get started restoring your tractor.
Remember that we are also always ready to help you if you have questions regarding tractors or parts for them.
The TE20 and FE35 are iconic tractors that, among other things, symbolise robustness and simplicity, which are the foundation for an efficient machine in agriculture.
