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Some GP questions

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IaLeo

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1. What years were the GPs made?
2. Was this series the first row crop tractors?
3. What form(s) were those made in? I have heard of three row and seen standard tread types. Did any have bar axles like the letter series?
4. Did production overlap the letter series?

Leo
 
Made from 28-35, made to plant and cultivate 3 rows, Standard tread, Widetread(tricycle front) in a couple of variations- Model P, Top Steer and side steer.1st letter series, the Model A was built in 34.
 
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