Ferguson TED20 - Improving the Valve Seats - Video Tutorial

In his last video on the restoration of his Ferguson TED20 contributor Gordon from Waterhouse Forde found the exhaust valve seat on cylinder 2 was too broad - in his latest video Gordon and Oscar reduce the head face to improve this.

'We tried and it made a huge improvement! We also de burred all the other seats to neaten them all  up. One other job we did was to replace the white metal plug on the top of the head with a more durable brass plug. The head is now ready for the valves!'

On their smallholding in north Devon Gordon, Kathy and Oscar spend many weekends working on their land and their tractors.  In this video Gordon and Oscar takes you through the steps to clean reduce the cylinder head face, and deburr the cylinder seats in preparation for the valves. Visit their channel for more instructional videos for your tractor: Waterhouse Forde

Ferguson TED20 - Improving the Valve Seats - Video Tutorial

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