[AT] Blue G 1000 tractor owner's list, etc.

[Indiana Robinson]

Herbert Metz wrote:
> Blue G (name ?) tractors have been discussed briefly on this forum.   The
> first and only Blue G that I have seen was Loyd Earles (VA) at Canandaigua,
> NY, in August 2004.   Less than 100 tractors were mfged by a pump company
> still in business (in SE states?).     Blue G's are approx 30% larger and
> 30 years after Allis Chalmers G's.    And Blue G's were painted blue.
> Hopefully some ATIS participant can provide additional information for Andy.
> Herb
> 
>> [Original Message]
>> From: Andy Crowley <andy_crowley at yahoo.com>
>> To: <loydearles at aol.com>; <metz-h.b at mindspring.com>
>> Date: 8/5/2008 4:30:38 PM
>> Subject: Blue G 1000 tractor owner's list
>> My father-in-law has a Blue G tractor that he has had for years and is
> now restoring.  We are having a very difficult time finding any information
> on where to locate parts.  We would love to find out where to get some
> decals, any information at all about these tractors would be appreciated.
>> Best regards...Andy

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	I'm not much help... I saw one sell at auction "once". It was not 
running and IIRC the head was off or maybe the whole engine was apart. 
Its been maybe 10 years ago. I did look at it closely and I recall it 
being well made. As you said it was blue... I had this flash that maybe 
it was air cooled but I cannot say that it was...
	That is the end of my knowledge about them.




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could just be a little more selective. Just last week I
was saying so to "whats-her-name..."



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