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IMDMAN

01-22-2003 15:14:25




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Does anyone know why John Deere didn't produce a G Regular (GR) tractor?




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G-MAN

01-22-2003 15:37:24




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 Re: John Deere GR in reply to IMDMAN, 01-22-2003 15:14:25  
They did consider making a GR and a diesel version of the "G". "G" sales weren't high enough to justify the extra expense of R&D and tooling, so the project didn't go through. The impending introduction of the "R" probably also had something to do with it, as the writing was on the wall that diesel would be the power source of the future. The 50, 60 and 70 were probably also on the drawing board or nearly so when the additional "G" tractors were considered. I'm assuming that you've seen photos of the few "G" standards that guys have built from scratch. Pretty neat looking tractors.

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01-22-2003 15:31:32




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 Re: John Deere GR in reply to IMDMAN, 01-22-2003 15:14:25  
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