Show us your G's

[GreenBlood]

Last week Dflippin08 had a great idea and asked to see pictures of 620's. That was great , I know I enjoyed it. What say we keep it going, I love looking at nice tractors . What say we see " G " . Show us your G " s

 

[Matt_In]

(quoted from post at 20:36:42 01/24/14) Last week Dflippin08 had a great idea and asked to see pictures of 620's. That was great , I know I enjoyed it. What say we keep it going, I love looking at nice tractors . What say we see " G " . Show us your G " s

My '52...oh you said nice...well it runs...

 

[Mark Poss]

How about an A

 

[LittleD]

It's a "G"

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[GreenBlood]

nothing wrong with mixing colors,, thanks for the input, nice looking tractor

 

[GreenBlood]

1952 Model

 

[40 JD G]

1940 G shipped on 40" Duals. Mark I see you found a set of duals looking good. Nick

 

[Hugh McKinney]

I like those Goodyear tires with the unique footprint, I've got one 13.6-38 left that still holds air--it's older than my wife! Hugh

 

[tlock0331]

im not trying to redefine nice....but hopefully this fall my GM makes its way into the shop

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[JDLuke]

Here's a picture of my Grandpa's 1938 G as it sat in 2007. It is still an ongoing restoration, I hope finish up a complete restoration this spring.
Every nut bolt bearing and gear has been out of this tractor.

 

[JDLuke]

trying the picture again

 

[MEANJDK]

You gotta come back with more pics when you get it done! Way cool!!

 

[GreenEnvy]

Here is mine. 1946 GM with the JD aftermarket hydraulic pump. Got it running last year.

 

[Anonymous-0]

Your GP looks a little rough!!

 

[bigboreG]

'52 G taken last summer with #8W mower. Was cutting hay and stopped by my mothers house for a cold drink.

 

[tlock0331]

(quoted from post at 06:28:42 01/25/14) Your GP looks a little rough!!

yea, that GP is going to be the parts tractor for my other GP, but i have a 31 D to go along with it, i am hoping i can move the GM, GP, and D into the shop this fall and do a full tear down and complete rebuild. I have thought about trying to open a project journal on here and see how that works

 

[Don B]

38G

 

[MSD]

First one is one I bought last spring and have turned it into a puller. Second one I found last summer and haven't done anything to it yet. It is all original except for the fenders of course. Even has all the original sheet metal screws. 3rd one is one I have been restoring for my son. It is an early low radiator one. Every part and bolt on it has been removed, checked and reinstalled. Still waiting for the sheet metal to finish it up.

 

[MBdeere]

anyone have a set of skeleton lugs for a G

 

[DaveH IA]

45 GM with a late convertible pedestal and wide front

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[Mike(NEOhio)]

I have a pair of those on an E4. With weights and ballast and they still aren't any good on plowed ground.

 

[Dean Sunram]

My 1938 G Restored in 2007

 

[1949ABG]

'49 G, runs,cracked head going in the shop this Spring, '45GM, waiting for correct parts before restoration.

 

[barry county]

My 39 G waiting for warm weather so we can go outside and play.

 

[barry county]

Try again

 

[clampdaddy]

This has been my favorite thread so far. Not many tractors can compete with the brawny looks of a G. I really like the pics of the ones still in their work clothes. For some reason I can't get a pic of mine to upload. You're not missing much though. Some green, some rust, a flat tire on the back, one missing on the front. Time to start spending some money on it.

 

[Steve-N-tN]

Lets see if this will post--tried yesterday and it says I have violated site policy with inappropriate words?? 1950 G, taken at Wilson County Antique Power Show, Ward Agriculture Center, Lebanon, TN.

 

[ReedA]

My '52 disking some bean ground.

 

[Jen Jensen]

Here is our beautiful 1947 GW, CONFIRMED GW via Deere records. Built 1st day of production of the "LATE STYLED" G"s.