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1931 John Deere Model GP tractor

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carol Schroeder

12-01-2005 14:03:02




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We purchased a 1931 GP tractor and the serial number is worn off. The last two digits are 41 and it was purchased in Wisconsin by a Marcin Konopa. Does anyone know how we might find out what the serial number is?




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paul o

12-02-2005 07:43:14




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 Re: 1931 John Deere Model GP tractor in reply to carol Schroeder, 12-01-2005 14:03:02  
How do you know it is a 1931 if you do not have the serial number?



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Carol Deere

12-02-2005 06:25:12




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 Re: 1931 John Deere Model GP tractor in reply to carol Schroeder, 12-01-2005 14:03:02  
Thanks. I've contacted the two-cylinder club but no results so far. The brass plate is worn shiny so there's nothing to clean off. We know the first two numbers must be 22 to be a 1931 and the last three are 141. The two-cylinder club says the 22?141 tractors were NOT shipped to Wisconsin



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Scotmac

12-02-2005 04:45:57




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 Re: 1931 John Deere Model GP tractor in reply to carol Schroeder, 12-01-2005 14:03:02  
Get yourself some brass cleaner and see if rubbing the tarnish off the tag doesn't bring the numbers back out. Have had a few that I thought were unreadable but a good cleaning made 'em legible.



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amo

12-01-2005 18:29:18




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 Re: 1931 John Deere Model GP tractor in reply to carol Schroeder, 12-01-2005 14:03:02  
go to the two cylinder magazine web sit and check it out, they have a serial number search that has to do with history of tractor.

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