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JD G's worth restoring?

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Richard in IN

12-09-2002 16:41:21




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How collectable are JD G's? Are they worth the time to restore? How difficult is it to find parts? I know this is alot of questions, but I found a G (not running) I can buy for $1000. Any advise?




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brian

12-10-2002 13:45:29




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 Re: JD G's worth restoring? in reply to Richard in IN, 12-09-2002 16:41:21  
youre from IN, you dident reply to my ????? ?? i posted!



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Richard

12-10-2002 13:52:38




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 Re: Re: JD G's worth restoring? in reply to brian, 12-10-2002 13:45:29  
Brian, I don't know what you mean about not replying to a ???? you posted. Please explain. Thanks!



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richard,page4 1dumb????????????

12-10-2002 14:02:29




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 Re: Re: Re: JD G's worth restoring? in reply to Richard, 12-10-2002 13:52:38  
nuff said



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Richard

12-10-2002 15:40:32




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 Re: Re: Re: Re: JD G's worth restoring? in reply to richard,page4 1dumb????????????, 12-10-2002 14:02:29  
Brian, I do not love in central Indiana. I live in southern Indiana, that is why I didn't reply. As you always put it...nuff said!



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brian

12-10-2002 17:25:31




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 Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: JD G's worth restoring? in reply to Richard, 12-10-2002 15:40:32  
sushi is what i say (it bugs my GF) nuff said!



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easydoesit

12-10-2002 06:52:16




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 Re: JD G's worth restoring? in reply to Richard in IN, 12-09-2002 16:41:21  
Some G parts can be a little pricy. Hope you don't need many. The G is my favorite, have six. Sold one and regret it. Hope I never have to sell another. There is something in the size, power and sound that makes you love it. Do work with it.The best thing for the man within is a JD G.



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DP

12-09-2002 20:49:09




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 Re: JD G's worth restoring? in reply to Richard in IN, 12-09-2002 16:41:21  
Buy it, fix it, and enjoy it Richard. I grew up around them, and just had to get one years ago. Bought my first in 1974, had it 12 years, sold it at a farm sale, bought another within a few weeks, and spent the next 10 years trying to convince the fellow that bought the 49 at the sale to sell it back to me. In the meantime I bought a other G's, and finally the fellow that bought my first had a sale and I got it bought back. I have 4 G's and a 70 Gas now, and their kinda like potato chips, can't have just one.

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Hal

12-09-2002 19:40:20




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 Re: JD G's worth restoring? in reply to Richard in IN, 12-09-2002 16:41:21  
Pretty nice tractor,sound good. For that kind of $ you could make $$.



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ff316

12-09-2002 17:22:03




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 Re: JD G's worth restoring? in reply to Richard in IN, 12-09-2002 16:41:21  
Seems that a most people who have G's can't have just one. Look at the prices they want for them on the classifieds site, they seem to be pretty high. Those G's sure sound sweet too, not quite a D but still sweet!

Buy it, fix it, enjoy it.

Good luck, Fireman



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gs

12-09-2002 16:58:24




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 Re: JD G's worth restoring? in reply to Richard in IN, 12-09-2002 16:41:21  
I would say they are 'very collectible'. I bought one, got it running, and have fun popping around with it, no intention to pull it or otherwise. I have found that parts are two-faced- many are available new from Deere, but the extra parts tractors that are handy to have around just arent there in the G- 64000 total made versus 300,000 each for the As and Bs. I personally wouldn't pass up a $1000 G- running or not, depending on what all parts are on it.

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Will P

12-09-2002 16:47:30




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 Re: JD G's worth restoring? in reply to Richard in IN, 12-09-2002 16:41:21  
I just bought a 49G for $1000.00 I am looking right now for 45 over cast pistons. Deere has the pistons new. $495 :-( But they are cast iron. 99 percant of people that are buying G's are pulling them. Me, belt power. You might get "just hotrod it" But it is up to you what you want to do. Buy it. A friend of mine bought a junker for parts for $1200.00 One on Ebay that ran but had water in the oil went for $3500.00

Will P

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Mark

12-10-2002 09:01:21




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 Re: Re: JD G's worth restoring? in reply to Will P, 12-09-2002 16:47:30  
Will P, I have some pistons that I think might work for your G. Please email me.



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