* Torque settings vary greatly: Torque settings depend on the specific bolts, nuts, and components being tightened.
* No single "tea" setting: There is no general term like "tea" used in mechanical settings. Perhaps you meant "TEA" which could relate to a specific component or area.
* Manufacturer's manual is essential: The ONLY reliable source for torque settings is the official Massey Ferguson service manual for your specific tractor model (MF 20) and year of manufacture. This manual will list the correct torque values for each fastener.
Finding the information:
1. Identify your tractor model and year: Check the serial number plate or other identification tags on your tractor.
2. Locate the service manual: You can often find digital copies of service manuals online through Massey Ferguson's website, authorized dealers, or online marketplaces.
3. Refer to the specific section: The service manual will detail the appropriate torque values for different components.
Important Note: Improper torque settings can lead to serious damage to your tractor. It's crucial to use the correct values from the service manual.
