Berryville #3 JD at consignment sale

(quoted from post at 18:22:03 07/27/19) It's neat. Wonder what it did bring.

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(quoted from post at 18:56:02 07/27/19) 41 to early 47 JD A

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(quoted from post at 22:01:31 07/27/19) Is that not a model G?

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(quoted from post at 22:20:02 07/27/19) "[b:691592d85b][i:691592d85b]know nothing about them[/i:691592d85b][/b:691592d85b]"

Take a look at the [b:691592d85b]FRONT END SUPPORT AND TOOL BOX[/b:691592d85b] diagram below.

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Note the front end support (Key 8) narrows/widens sam as displayed in your second photo.

The tractor is a Model G.

Note the cushion seat in your first photo.

Reviewed the [b:691592d85b]JOHN DEERE TRACTOR DATA BOOK[/b:691592d85b] in the [b:691592d85b]John Deere Model G (1941 -1953)[/b:691592d85b] under the [b:691592d85b]Comments[/b:691592d85b] topic on page 71.

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Take a look at the table below.

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Note the cushion seat was first installed in late 1947 through 1953.

The tractor is a 1947 - 1953 Model G.

Hope this helps.

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(quoted from post at 16:59:10 07/28/19)

Thanks. Frame narrows at the front of the tractor. Is that a feature of other JD models, or is it unique to the G?

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