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Got the Blue G home today

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Eldon (WA) View Drop Down
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    Posted: 25 Oct 2010 at 8:18pm
It was about 50 miles away....raining so went and got it. It really purrs....comfy seat, looks to have led an easy life. Brakes need work.... Number 161 of 200 built...may have the original tires on it yet. Got the cultivators, but no rear scratchers. Pto drive  looks to have been taken off.  Three speed with hi/lo, not as slow as an AC G though.  It should be an interesting tractor to play around with.
 
 
 
Steering wheel can be slid to either side....
 
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congrats, like to see a rare one even if it's not orange!
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More pics.
It does have taller front spindles than the AC
 
Steering wheel takes a lot more turns....but steers easy.
Pedals don't show much wear.
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I have one of the John Blue propane pumps that they made in the 50's. That company has been around for some time now.
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Glad you got it Eldon.
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