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Were GBD made in a row crop version?

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Jerry (WI)

06-08-2004 21:59:23




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Many years ago I went to an auction and watched a MM Diesel sell. I have always thought of it as a GBD with a tricycle front end under it and adjustable rear wheels with a 6 cyl. diesel engine. Wanted Dad to buy it. Was selling for about $700. I have never seen another MM that looked like this one since. Sure was a nice looking tractor. Does anyone know anything about such a unit? Or was I remembering things wrong? Jerry

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Mopower

06-09-2004 04:27:30




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 Re: Were GBD made in a row crop version? in reply to Jerry (WI), 06-08-2004 21:59:23  
I don't believe there ever was one built, but that isn't saying one could not be put together with maybe a UB Special front end. I would have liked to see that. I have a GBD. The G1000 was avaliable with a narrow front, but that was in the 1960s.



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Mopower

06-11-2004 04:53:45




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 Re: Re: Re: Were GBD made in a row crop version? in reply to Kelvin, 06-10-2004 19:49:01  
Kelvin...try this. RT rear end, Jet Star engine, ZAS front end and radiator. Fat rear tires. You could build a short stocky "G junior". I may try it some day.



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Kelvin

06-11-2004 18:52:37




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 Re: Re: Re: Re: Were GBD made in a row crop versio in reply to Mopower, 06-11-2004 04:53:45  
Yes! with 12" fronts and 24" rears. Need an RTI tranny or some short axles, though.



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