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10-27-2003 04:52:31

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i listed my extra g for sale on ebay. did i get
the questions.ser states its a 45 but has rollamatic/water pump and the battery box stlye seat. none of which was told came with tractor.
nothing cobbled looks all stock. any ideas
can i write jd with ser#
thanks for any and all help
abe

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10-27-2003 07:50:56

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Re: jd g ser 15773 in reply to abe, 10-27-2003 04:52:31

Due to the parts interchangeability of the "G", a number of things could have happened. Perhaps the original main case was severely damaged, and a main case from an earlier "GM" was substituted, without swapping over the serial number tag. That could have been done 40 years ago when it was still a working tractor, and they didn't care about the serial number. The split-front pedestal is also a bolt-in swap for the original pedestal on the "GM", and some were switched over. However, changing the seat would require a little more work, as I believe the rear-axle housings are different between the "GM"/early-styled "G" and the later ones without the John Deere script on the rear axle. I believe that a "GM" seat mounts through the platform, while the "G" box-style seat mounts to the rear-axle housing itself. I would guess that that is the situation -an earlier main-case swapped into a later tractor, although you'll probably never find out for sure. I would list it for sale as a John Deere "G", and list the inconsistencies, although most buyers won't really care. If somebody wanted to re-tag it as a late-styled "G", all they would have to do is find a scrapped main case with a good tag.

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