Gleaner G Combine

[@kenhurley4441]

I went custom cutting one summer from KS to N.D. We had 4 Gleaner G 20' diesel combines. One day we cut 500 acres with the 4 machines. Back then that was a great day. Tried to cut 400 acres @ day.

[@milkweed7678]

I remember as a kid when these combines were first made. I couldn't believe the price of $20,000 with both heads. Two local farmers bought one. Neat video!

[@mikefunk8992]

I have one that looks just like that , lots of memories riding along with my grandpa. I’ll be hauling it to scrap soon, unless someone wants it for parts.

[@tomhayes4361]

Do you still have your Gleaner G combine?

[@mikefunk8992]

@@tomhayes4361 yes

[@mikezahnow1605]

I know where a G sits could be used for parts. Has the 190 Chalmers diesel in it, hasn't been run for several years. When parked it had brand new tires put on it.

[@zacharywitberler4833]

Where is it located I might be interested

[@mikezahnow1605]

@@zacharywitberler4833 its in Buffalo North Dakota.

[@zacharywitberler4833]

@@mikezahnow1605 does it have a corn head too?

[@mikezahnow1605]

@@zacharywitberler4833 just a bare dummy head with no pickup belts

[@joebrosius6783]

Short shoe it ok had f2 long shoe with 292

[@SilverGleaner]

The old Flag Ship of the Silver Fleet! In '68 they had the E3, a one year production then the K. Not much difference from an E3 to a K. The G was a great combine. and the one you have is especially clean.

[@randymagnum143]

Love the 226 engine.

[@kevinj2412]

@@randymagnum143 It's a 262 CI then they went to the 292 Chevy.

[@randymagnum143]

@@kevinj2412 e3 should be a 226 4 cylinder like a D-17 or one seventy

[@andylieffring3987]

Really nice looking old combine!!

[@larrypayne5862]

You could get a 23 foot grain header. I always thought that was funny because you could get a 24 foot for the C and C2.

[@mattlf9120]

That G is in awesome condition!

[@brianmuse7215]

Nice looking Silver Seeder