Ferguson 20 Diesel Sump

blacksasha · 03-09-2012 1:56am #1

Hi Guys. I have a Grey Ferguson 20 Diesel, and it has not been started for the past 12 months. I checked it the other day, and there is a crack in the sump. Checked the dipstick, ''dry no oil''. Now it looks as if it was welded before at some stage, and it seems to be leaking at or around the weld. My Questions are, is it difficult to remove the Sump, as i have no idea how its done ?, can it be Welded again,? and where can i purchase (if i have to) a Sump and Gasket, and what price you would think i would pay for those. Guys sorry for all the Questions, and Many Thanks.

John J. Lyons · 03-09-2012 8:13am

Its easy enough remove the sump , remove the bolts under neath around the edge of the sump where its bolted to the engine block, its hard enough to get a sump 2nd hand , gasket paste will do to seal it,

blacksasha · 03-09-2012 5:27pm

Many thanks John J.Lyons, for your reply. Removed the Sump today ( with your help). It has been Welded a good few times before. Now i have to see, if i can find where its leaking. Yea i have did some checking on the Net, and looks like theirs no Secondhand ones, anywhere to be got. Thanks again for the help.

John J. Lyons · 03-09-2012 5:30pm

I will have a look , may have one- will check for ya tomorrow

blacksasha · 03-09-2012 5:53pm

John J. Many thanks.

blacksasha · 06-09-2012 8:42pm

Hi again John J.Lyons, just wondering if you came across the Sum. Thanks.

John J. Lyons · 06-09-2012 9:57pm

came across one but has a bit of filler, ahve another but didnt get a chance to check it out

blacksasha · 06-09-2012 11:15pm

John J.Lyons many thanks, you may be a life-saver for me yet. When ever you get time, you might check the other one. Thanks again. ps I could send on a couple of photos of the cracked one i have, to show you the condition its in ( thats if the Mod here permits me to do so) if you want.

101sean · 07-09-2012 9:00am

Post it on the thread, you'll need to reduce it's size or use photobucket or similar to host it, think you need to have done 10 posts first though.

As the sump isn't under pressure you could try sealing the crack with epoxy resin or epoxy putty, you'd have to get it very clean first with solvent.

blacksasha · 07-09-2012 12:12pm

Hi 101sean, thanks for the tips, here is a few pics of the Sump, don't know if it can be repaired (see pics)

John J. Lyons · 07-09-2012 1:00pm

blacksasha wrote: »

Hi 101sean, thanks for the tips, here is a few pics of the Sump, don't know if it can be repaired (see pics)

the sump I have that has a bit of filler isnt that bad, the other sump I have is off a TVO 20 engine slight differances but has the same boltings,

blacksasha · 12-09-2012 10:28am

Hi John J Lyons. Sorry for not getting back to you before now, but was a bit busy of late. John do you think would the TVO one fit?, if not could i pm you, on how i could get in contact ?. I also know a chap, about 4miles from me, that has a petrol one. Many Thanks.

Ferguson 20 Diesel Sump

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