John Deere G Unstyled
| | 1937 - 1953 |
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| Two-Cylinder Letter Series | | Row-Crop tractor |
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| Production |
| Manufacturer: | John Deere
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| Type: | Row-Crop tractor
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| Factory: | Waterloo, Iowa, USA
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| Total built: | 10,684 (Unstyled)
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| The first 3,250 John Deere model G tractors (serial number 1000 through 4250) are known as "low radiator" Gs. Overheating issues resulted in a production change to a larger radiator beginning with serial number 4251. Many of the original tractors were refitted with the new radiator. |
| John Deere G Power |
| Drawbar (claimed): | 20.70 hp
15.4 kW
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| Belt (claimed): | 31.44 hp
23.4 kW
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| Plows: | 3 (14-inch)
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| Drawbar (tested): | 27.63 hp
20.6 kW
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| Belt (tested): | 35.91 hp
26.8 kW
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| power test details ... |
| Mechanical |
| Chassis: | 4x2 2WD
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| Steering: | manual
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| Cab: | Open operator station.
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| Transmission: | 4-speed gear
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 Transmission details ... |
| Power Take-off (PTO) |
| Rear PTO: | transmission
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| Rear RPM: | 540 (1.75)
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| G Serial Numbers |
| Location: | Serial number plate on the left side of the unstyled John Deere G, near the flywheel. Plate on the right side above pulley on the styled G.
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photo of G serial number
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| 1938: | 1000 (G Unstyled)
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| 1939: | 7734 (G Unstyled)
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| 1940: | 9321 (G Unstyled)
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| 1941: | 10489 (G Unstyled)
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| 1942: | 11561 (G Unstyled)
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| 1942: | 13000 (GM)
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| 1943: | 13418 (GM)
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| 1944: | None
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| 1945: | 13748 (GM)
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| 1946: | 15780 (GM)
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| 1947: | 18553 (GM)
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| Final: | 22112 (GM)
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| 1947: | 23000 (G Early Styled)
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| 1948: | 25235 (G Early Styled)
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| 1948: | 26000 (G Late Styled)
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| 1949: | 32457 (G Late Styled)
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| 1950: | 39161 (G Late Styled)
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| 1951: | 46809 (G Late Styled)
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| 1952: | 53479 (G Late Styled)
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| 1953: | 63138 (G Late Styled)
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| Page information |
| Last update: | January 20, 2022
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