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Re: john deere G(need helpadvise)


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Posted by jdbird93 on August 18, 2008 at 13:10:58 from (205.188.117.74):

In Reply to: john deere G(need helpadvise) posted by zach d on July 06, 2008 at 21:37:27:

hi there zac sorry i cant give any info but was wondering if you could give me a little info, we have a 51 john deere g set up for pulling also this was my dads tractor and he passed away about 1 12yrs ago . this tractor has a power block in it and i guess like 7 or 714 pistons im a girl it doesnt mean too much for me but anyways we also are having head problems there is anti- or water getting into engine oil and a little white smoke coming from exhaust we did comp test and came up with 125 on each side we changed oil ran it again and the same thing went into the oil. how much of a job was it to change gasket we really dont want to take such a loss with the head as is i dont know how much you paid for yours but we were going to ask 6000.00 before we found out that the head gasket was gone or possible more dont know yet now we have had an offer of 4500.00 for tractor and also have other parts the person wants with it like extra block extra head extra pistons and extra crank, so now we really dont know what to do was yours all painted also. ours is redone it needs a few touchups on the block where gas dripped on the paint but anyways i would appreciate in info you have thanks , peggy


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