John Deere G (1937-1941)

Complete specifications and technical data for the John Deere G (1937-1941). Compare with similar tractors from John Deere and other manufacturers.

Quick Specs

Category

Row Crop

Engine Power Output

21hp

Operating Weight

5,004 lb

Transmission

Gear

The John Deere G (1937-1941) was a row crop tractor built for farmers who needed a reliable machine for their fields. It had a 2WD system with manual steering and a gear transmission that offered 4 fo...

Specifications

Manufacturer
John Deere
Model
G (1937-1941)
Category
Row Crop
Manufacturing Years
1937 - 1941
Manufacturer
John Deere
Model
John Deere
Power Output
20.7hp
Cylinders
2
Displacement
412.5ci
Bore
6.14in
Stroke
7.01in

Engine Power Output Comparison of John Deere G (1937-1941) vs. Other Row Crop Tractors

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Type
Gear
Length
134.6in
Width
61.4in
Height
83.9in
Operating Weight
5,004lb

Operating Weight Comparison of John Deere G (1937-1941) vs. Other Row Crop Tractors

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Type
Transmission
Speed 1
540rpm
Chassis Type
4x2 2WD
Drive Type
2WD
Steering Type
Manual
Coolant
44qts
Type
Open

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Frequently Asked Questions

What years was the John Deere G (1937-1941) manufactured?

The John Deere G (1937-1941) was manufactured from 1937 - 1941.

What is the engine power output of the John Deere G (1937-1941)?

The John Deere G (1937-1941) has an engine power output of 20.7 hp.

How many cylinders does the John Deere G (1937-1941) have?

The John Deere G (1937-1941) is equipped with a 2-cylinder engine.

What is the operating weight of the John Deere G (1937-1941)?

The operating weight of the John Deere G (1937-1941) is approximately 5,004 lb.

What type of transmission does the John Deere G (1937-1941) have?

The John Deere G (1937-1941) is equipped with a Gear transmission.

What maintenance does the John Deere G (1937-1941) require?

Regular maintenance for the John Deere G (1937-1941) includes checking and changing engine oil, hydraulic fluid, filters, and performing routine inspections as recommended in the owner's manual. Always refer to the manufacturer's maintenance schedule for specific intervals and procedures.