John Deere did not make a gas only tractor untill in 1947, before that (exception might be the L & LA) they were all distelate (kerosine) burning tractors, these were built thru end of 2 cylinder production in 1960 with fewer built each year do to better gas and mower power with gas and gas also became cheaper than distelate, with needing to be started on gasoline and after being warmed up switched to distalte and before shutting off turned back to gas, if you did not turn back to gas you had to drain carb of distlate and get it refilled with gas to start. The small tank on the back was the gas tank and the cap you are questioning is the fuel, distelate tank and you cannot see the radiator cap and they did not have a turn radiator cap as you are thinking of.
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