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Glenn

08-22-2002 10:37:21




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Every book I have says that the earliest G's are 38 models. however, others say the earliest ones are actually 37 models. Can anyone tell me the serial number break for the 37 and 38 models.




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37G

08-22-2002 18:10:12




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 Re: JD G serial numbers in reply to Glenn, 08-22-2002 10:37:21  
Its like when you buy a car. As you know right now you can buy a 2003 vehicle in the 2002 year. So is it a 2003 or a 2002 well....its technically a 2002 but its a 2003 model. The thing is with new cars people want to have the newest so they call it a 2003 but tractor collectors would rather have the earliest model for the most part. So some call their G's 37's! Call it whatever it dosent really matter a bit whoever hears you talk will get the idea that it was the first year built!

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G Man

08-22-2002 18:00:02




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 Re: JD G serial numbers in reply to Glenn, 08-22-2002 10:37:21  
I have a John Deere Data Book and it says that G's were made from 1938-53 but it also says that the first G was made March 17,1937 used as an experimental and rebuilt into serial number 2810. By the way is your G a low-radiator G?



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John D

08-22-2002 17:16:48




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 Re: JD G serial numbers in reply to Glenn, 08-22-2002 10:37:21  
Glen, the earliest G in exsistance is serial Number 1002,It was made 5-17-1937,according to Two Cylinder Magazine it is still called a 1938 Model. I have a picture of 1002 taken at Fairview, OK show in 2001, if you want me to send a copy let me know. John



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Mike

08-23-2002 07:49:45




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 Re: Re: JD G serial numbers in reply to John D, 08-22-2002 17:16:48  
#2810 still exists and scince it is a factory rebuild of #G-1000 it would be the earliest G made It may be located in South Dakota now. Was in Austin Minnesota a few years ago.



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Larry

08-22-2002 14:54:54




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 Re: JD G serial numbers in reply to Glenn, 08-22-2002 10:37:21  
Glenn, It usually depends on who you are talking with. Most widely accepted is G's were started in the 1938 production year. I can tell you for a fact I have Ser.# 1146 and mine was produced on June 9, 1937 and I call it a 1937 model G. I had generally been told that when production started after summer shut down in Aug. or early Sept. then they switched to calling them the new production year. Someone will probably say I am wrong but I'm sure of the date mine was built at least.

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Jack

08-22-2002 14:08:40




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 Re: JD G serial numbers in reply to Glenn, 08-22-2002 10:37:21  
Glenn,my card says the first G was 1000 in 1938 and startedat 7100 in 39.So far my card has been accurate.Hope this helps.



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G Man

08-22-2002 18:06:35




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 Re: Re: JD G serial numbers in reply to Jack, 08-22-2002 14:08:40  
My book says the 1939 serial # was 7734. But thats what my books says, I might be wrong though. My book is caller John Deere Tractor Data Book Two Cylinder models through 1960 Published by MBI.



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