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Definitely not a G. I know of several G style cultivating tractors. Tuffbilt, Oggun, Hines, John Blue, Tilmor and another that escapes me. I'm unaware of any made by big green. Of those only the G, Tuffbilt and Oggun had tubular frames. Neither of the latter were thought of in 1950. My guess...- warrior
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Long time lurker, just spotted something I want identified. Thanks in advance. Spotted this in an ad titled JD mini rd grader 1950 Looks tuff bilt to me.- warrior
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