[AJD] Unstyled G

[Tyler Juranek]

Hi Michael,
If you are looking for spects, gallons of fuel it held, wheelbase,
etc, Punch John Deere G into google.
There should be a result with tractordata.com in the web address. Go
to that link, and it can give you more than you ever wanted to know.
That is good that your grandfather's two cylinder deere remains in the family.
I own my Great Grandfather's 1936 JD unstyled A. I take verry good
care of that tractor. I don't care if somebody offered me 1 million
dollars for it, it's not getting sold.
Is the G still in running condition?
Take care, good luck.
Tyler Juranek
IA

On 8/31/12, Michael <mpmbd at yadtel.net> wrote:
>
> In vain, I have searched for my Production Register for the Unsyled G. Now I
>
> wonder if I ever had one. I did find my Production Register (big book!) from
>
> the Two-Cylinder Club for the the Unstyled B. The G would fill a smaller
> book.
> In any event, my cousin now owns the G purchased new by my grandfather.
> Serial 10213. I suspect that it was purchased in Winston-Salem NC in 1940.
> It has always had rubber tires on solid disc wheels, not spokes. Not much
> chance that it will be available for me to own, but I would be glad to do
> so. I first drove the tractor about 1946.
> May I request the information from the Production Register for this tractor
>
> if you have that volume easily accessible?
> And if you have one, please tell me the size of the book and the cover color
>
> to help me in the search for the one I believe I have.
> Your help is appreciated.
>
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