Posted by PopinJohn on September 23, 2010 at 17:52:07 from (24.168.46.210):
In Reply to: John Deere posted by RickSvt on September 23, 2010 at 04:32:47:
The ad refers to comments in 2-cyl Sept-Oct 2010 issue page 45. The GW in the ad is obviously a "battery box" seat G, which puts the s/n above 26000 built after July 30, 1947. From then until end of G production (1953) there were over 4600 GW's with battery box seat built. (ref 2-Cyl Mar-Apr 2000 p20) What is rare is a GW (or GN) between s/n 23000-25671 with the pan seat (left over from the GM). That s/n range is referred to as "Early Styled G". The first Early GW was s/n 24377 built May 15, 1947. There were only 107 pan seat GW's built, so those are rare. Watch out for clones! The s/n list of those 107 GW's is in the Mar-Apr 2000 2-Cyl p20.
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