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I am pretty sure that there was a very light loader for the G. I think I saw one in 1995 when Allis was the featured brand at Rollag.
 
They did make one for it. I was at an auction a couple years ago that had one. I can't remember what it sold for but it was a fairly high price because of the loader.
 
Mid-west build the G loader
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Wow. As flimsy as the front end of a G looks, I wouldn't have believed it without the picture. I'm not sure I believe it now!
 
The loader was a real sweet deal to get into tight places.

The front ends were built stronger if they had a loader.

They were a death trap in case you tipped over, and real bad deal for getting on and off the tractor.

Off the top of my head I think I know of five in our area. I will give a hundred dollars if someone can find one in a certian machine shed in fifteen munites or less. It was buried twenty five years ago under some lumber, and I think only two of us know its in there today.
 
I don't believe the 1500# lift capacity for one second! I picked up almost 1400#'s one day with my old Ford 861 and thought I was pressing my luck at the time. And I'm V-E-R-Y sure that 861 had ALOT more a$$ to it than that G.
 
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