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Ignition Kit for Massey Ferguson TE Series TVO20 Tractor

Original price was: $102.72.Current price is: $66.42.

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When your trusty TVO20 starts acting up with rough idling, hard starting, or missing on cylinders, it’s usually telling you the ignition system needs attention. If your old Ferguson or early Massey Ferguson has been running rough, lacking power, or blowing smoke, a complete ignition tune-up often gets things running smooth again. This kit gives you the essential components to restore reliable starting and steady operation to your TE series tractor.

What You’re Getting

  • Complete set of ignition components designed specifically for the TVO20’s engine requirements
  • Fresh spark plugs that fire properly for clean combustion and reliable starting
  • New points and condenser that provide consistent timing and strong spark delivery
  • Quality components built to handle the demands of regular farm work and seasonal operation

Built for Real Farm Work

These Ferguson TO-series tractors and early Massey Ferguson models like the MF35 and MF135 are some of the most beloved utility tractors ever made. Your TVO20 probably handles everything from cultivating gardens to powering belt-driven equipment around the farm. Whether you’re using yours for hay work, cultivating, brush hogging, or just general farm chores, a properly functioning ignition system is critical for dependable operation.

Made to Last

Farm tractors face temperature extremes and constant vibration that can wear out ignition components over time. This ignition coil is built to handle those conditions and keep delivering the strong spark your engine needs, season after season. The components in this kit are manufactured to meet the original specifications for your TVO20’s ignition system.

Good to Know

The included gasket set has everything you need for a leak-free installation. Take your time cleaning the mating surfaces—any old gasket material or rust will cause leaks. A good tip is to check your exhaust pipe connection while you’re in there, as these often need attention on older tractors. Set your point gap according to the manual specs, and don’t forget to time the engine after installation for best performance.