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Early B

08-15-2012 17:58:46
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The July issue of Green Mag. featured model is the 50. On page 19 is a picture of a 50 L.P. The caption under the pic. say's "This is a prototype 50. Production tractors had the "John Deere" decal on the side of the LP tank". The tractor in the pic has the decal on the side cover below the tank. I own a 50 L.P. that i belive has org. paint and decals. The "John Deere" on mine is below the tank as shown in the Green Mag. photo. Any info on this would be appreciated. I wonder if John Deere kept serial numbers of prototype or preproduction tractors?

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Jake Winn

08-15-2012 18:02:41
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 Re: Model 50 L.P. in reply to Early B, 08-15-2012 17:58:46  
On production tractors, the John Deere went below the tank. The reason for this is the seam weld on the tank would have been in the decal. On 60 and 70 tractors, the tank was longer and there was more room for the JOHN DEERE to fit



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Hugh McKinney

08-15-2012 20:34:41
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 Re: Model 50 L.P. in reply to Jake Winn, 08-15-2012 18:02:41  
That is correct about the 70 L.P. tractors.



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