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G tractors and the look alikes

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Martin in DE

10-01-2006 08:26:05




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I have a G and I just picked up a look alike G can anyone tell me how many companys made them and any websites for info?




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IA Roy

10-04-2006 20:14:26




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 Re: G tractors and the look alikes in reply to Martin in DE, 10-01-2006 08:26:05  
I hope I don't offend anyone, but The first thing I thought when I saw the red one is that it looked like a Snapper Comet on steroids



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david from mo

10-02-2006 16:11:41




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 Re: G tractors and the look alikes in reply to Martin in DE, 10-01-2006 08:26:05  
www.saukvilletractor.com if you want a new one.



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Ida Red

10-01-2006 18:17:26




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 Re: G tractors and the look alikes in reply to Martin in DE, 10-01-2006 08:26:05  
There is one you left out, the 2D David Brown which had a rear mounted 2 cylinder diesel, (air cooled) with air hydraulics, produced in the late 50's. She was laid out like a G and perhaps copied from an earlier German model of the late 40's. I own one of these tractors.Red



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Ida Red

10-01-2006 18:17:08




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 Re: G tractors and the look alikes in reply to Martin in DE, 10-01-2006 08:26:05  
There is one you left out, the 2D David Brown which had a rear mounted 2 cylinder diesel, (air cooled) with air hydraulics, produced in the late 50's. She was laid out like a G and perhaps copied from an earlier German model of the late 40's. I own one of these tractors.Red



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Joe M(GA)

10-01-2006 10:27:04




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 Re: G tractors and the look alikes in reply to Martin in DE, 10-01-2006 08:26:05  
There were several copies of the G, the Tuff-bilt (it was a hydro) the Hefty G, the John Blue, the Hines and a couple of more I can't come up with right now
A TUFF-BILT
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A John Blue
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A HINES
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or make your own !
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terry hutchins

10-29-2006 18:52:47




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 Re: G tractors and the look alikes in reply to Joe M(GA), 10-01-2006 10:27:04  
I own a John Blue G1000 like the one in the photo. Am trying to do research on them. John Blue Co was organized in nearby Laurinburg,NC and moved to Ala in 1945. Sometime around 1968 subscription television Co acquired the Co. How, I don't know. Subscription TV was a story unto itself. There is a share of stock signed by Jerry Lewis for sale on the internet. There are several old employees around here so I am getting info slowly. Who owns the JB in the photo? Anything else you can tell me about the company or the tractors will be appreciated. 843-862-8109

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Toby Wellborn

10-01-2006 12:41:50




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 Re: G tractors and the look alikes in reply to Joe M(GA), 10-01-2006 10:27:04  
Posted by JR2 on August 16, 1998 at 07:26:37:

In Reply to: Re: Re: Tuff-bilt Tractors posted by Carol Western on August 15, 1998 at 17:45:55:


: : : I am looking for information about a Tuff-bilt tractor built in Cummings Ga by tri Tractor Mfg. Co. Inc. When were they built? How many were built? and what happened to the company. cannot locate them??? Thanks for the help

: : Carol, as I understand, the company is gone. I'm told most of their production was export though a few remained here. You probably already know that it was patterned after the G Allis-Chalmers except it had a little diesel engine. Many thought it a better tractor than the G. I think it had an automatic transmission or torque converter or some such. I have a good friend in Cumming who told me about them. That's about all I know, maybe it will help some. Have a good day. John

: Thanks for the information, it is more than I knew before. I did know it resembled the G Allis but didn't know anything else about it. Thanks again

Carol, my friend also told me the demise of the company was financial and mis-management. Some thought perhaps they should have concentrated more on the domestic market. The folks I talked to agree it was a "tougher" tractor than Allis-Chalmers' G, and the automatic drive, whatever it was, was really nice. For a time, and perhaps still, there were some bits and pieces of tractors left in the Cumming area but the general consensus is they are mostly all gone although there are a few of the tractors still in use in the area I'm told. Have a good day. John

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Martin in DE

10-01-2006 12:26:01




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 Re: G tractors and the look alikes in reply to Joe M(GA), 10-01-2006 10:27:04  
Thank you for your information. the one I have looks just like the Tuff Built and is Hydro I found a tag on the rear that says Tri Tractor mfg co. cumming, GA model 76 type 6 serial 0113015 Do you have any more info or pics of it? also mine is closee to ac orange and i cant tell if anyy blue under it was there a color option?



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Joe M(GA)

10-01-2006 13:10:32




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 Re: G tractors and the look alikes in reply to Martin in DE, 10-01-2006 12:26:01  
They were painted what ever color the Dealer wished, most were sold as second line, so if they were a Ford dealer, they were blue, Massey red and so on. Many were later painted Orange to bring them a highter price to those who thought they were some type of G. The Tractor was a Tri-Tractor for the first year, then the company was re-named "Tuff-Bilt" E-mail me and I'll send you a copy of the Owners manual and Parts books on a CD.

Joe Murphy
Cumming,GA

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