John Deere G (1948-1953)

The John Deere G is a historically significant 2WD row-crop tractor from John Deere's Two-Cylinder Letter series, produced between 1948 and 1953 in Waterloo, Iowa, USA. This tractor boasts a 6.8L two-cylinder all-fuel engine, characterized by a liquid-cooling system, inline cylinder orientation, and natural aspiration. It supplies a drawbar power output of approximately 36.1 horsepower and features a manual transmission with six forward and one reverse gear. It also includes a robust gear-type transmission with a dry disc clutch. Riding on a 4x2 2WD chassis, the John Deere G is equipped with manual steering and an open operator station. Owners appreciate its simplicity and historical value as well as its operational capabilities that are well suited for its time.