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Minneapolis-Moline G750

The Minneapolis-Moline G750 is a powerful 2WD tractor built for serious farm work. It features a Waukesha-Oliver 6-cylinder diesel engine that's air-cooled and naturally aspirated. The engine has a displacement of 283 cubic inches, which is quite large for a tractor of its class. It runs at 2200 RPM, providing plenty of power for tough jobs. This tractor stands out with its Hydraul-Shift transmission, offering 18 forward gears and 6 reverse gears. This gives farmers lots of options for different tasks and speeds. The G750 is a big machine, measuring 154.5 inches long and 81.5 inches wide. It weighs 7500 pounds, making it sturdy and stable. The tractor has agricultural tires front and rear, with a three-point hitch at the back for attaching various implements. It also has an open center hydraulic system and an open operator station, which is common for tractors of its era.

ManufacturerMinneapolis-MolineEngine6-cylTransPartial power shift (Hydraul-Shift)
Minneapolis-Moline G750

Quick specs

Category
Standard Tread
Operating Weight
7,500 lb
Transmission
Partial power shift (Hydraul-Shift)
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Overview

About the Minneapolis-Moline G750

The Minneapolis-Moline G750 is a powerful 2WD tractor built for serious farm work. It features a Waukesha-Oliver 6-cylinder diesel engine that's air-cooled and naturally aspirated. The engine has a displacement of 283 cubic inches, which is quite large for a tractor of its class. It runs at 2200 RPM, providing plenty of power for tough jobs. This tractor stands out with its Hydraul-Shift transmission, offering 18 forward gears and 6 reverse gears. This gives farmers lots of options for different tasks and speeds. The G750 is a big machine, measuring 154.5 inches long and 81.5 inches wide. It weighs 7500 pounds, making it sturdy and stable. The tractor has agricultural tires front and rear, with a three-point hitch at the back for attaching various implements. It also has an open center hydraulic system and an open operator station, which is common for tractors of its era.

Full specifications

Every recorded spec

General

ManufacturerMinneapolis-Moline
ModelG750
CategoryStandard Tread tractor
Type2WD
Operating weight7,500lb

Engine

MakeWaukesha-Oliver
Cylinders6
Displacement283ci
Bore3.88in
Stroke4in

Transmission

TypePartial power shift (Hydraul-Shift)
Forward gears18
Reverse gears6

Chassis & drive

Drive2WD
CabOpen

Hydraulics

TypeOpen center

Dimensions

Length154.5in
Width81.5in
Operating weight7,500lb

Capacities

Cooling system5gal

Head to head

G750 vs. Standard Tread median

How the Minneapolis-Moline G750 compares to other Standard Tread tractors

SpecThis modelStandard Tread medianDifferencePercentile
Engine Displacement283 ci382 ci-26%29th
Cylinders64+50%93rd
Forward Gears184+350%99th
Operating Weight7,500 lb6,834 lb+10%59th
Length155 in137 in+13%76th
Width81.5 in72.4 in+13%71st

Medians and percentiles are computed from the standard tread tractors in our database with a recorded value for each spec (sample sizes 233367 models).

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FAQ

Common questions

What engine configuration does the Minneapolis-Moline G750 use?

The Minneapolis-Moline G750 is equipped with a 6-cylinder engine displacing 283 ci.

What is the operating weight of the Minneapolis-Moline G750?

In working trim, the Minneapolis-Moline G750 comes in at roughly 7,500 lb.

Which transmission does the Minneapolis-Moline G750 use?

The Minneapolis-Moline G750 is equipped with a Partial power shift (Hydraul-Shift) transmission with 18 forward gears.

What hydraulics does the Minneapolis-Moline G750 have?

The Minneapolis-Moline G750 uses an Open center hydraulic system.

What three-point hitch category does the Minneapolis-Moline G750 use?

The Minneapolis-Moline G750 has a Category II/I three-point hitch.

How do I maintain a Minneapolis-Moline G750?

Routine service for the Minneapolis-Moline G750 covers engine oil and filter changes, hydraulic and coolant level checks, air filter cleaning, and scheduled inspections. Refer to the manufacturer's maintenance schedule for exact intervals.