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Just got the build cards in the mail. This guy was finished on the line officially today and shipped Feb 23. Not to bad for original paint yet! Apparently the info for the G955 was missing though :( I found out the 670 Super is a mid-69, I always thought it was a late 68. When in '69 did the side console start? Alan you gotta know right?

Brad
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Honestly, Im not sure when they did. Don't find a lot of info in the supplement manual. I think the one I have is dated 1-70. On Agco's website they do show a picture of the console but no info on a starting serial number. Im betting it must have been fairly close to the same time they did on the G900s. I'll have to do some more looking. Nice looking G900. You must have about the limit on the banana weights Im betting? Any more pictures you can share of any of them? It helps with the cold weather... ;)
 
(quoted from post at 02:21:52 02/20/15) Honestly, Im not sure when they did. Don't find a lot of info in the supplement manual. I think the one I have is dated 1-70. On Agco's website they do show a picture of the console but no info on a starting serial number. Im betting it must have been fairly close to the same time they did on the G900s. I'll have to do some more looking. Nice looking G900. You must have about the limit on the banana weights Im betting? Any more pictures you can share of any of them? It helps with the cold weather... ;)
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The closed center bulltien went out sometime in October 1968. I have never seen a tractor with "flat fenders" that had the open center system since new. There were a dozen changes made to the 302 670 and 900 for the 1969 model year.
 
Allen, here is my friends G900 that needs work. He bought it back recently after being sold at auction in 1998. It was bought new by a family member but can't remember if it was his grandpa or uncle! Greg
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Yeah 8 weights is the limit per the manual. It's cold here too! Maybe these will warm ya up a bit.

Brad
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Nice looking G-900..I have a friend in his late 70's that bought one new in 1968 and he still owns it today..
 
Brad,
Closed center hydraulics were introduced starting with G900 serial numbers 33000451 (gas/LP) and 33101077 (diesel). This is from owners manual supplement C-424 and Parts book supplement A to R-2159. This would be mid 1968 production.

Brian
 
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