Hauling off a dead cow with the G

[@muskrat3679]

most city slickers wouldnt want their kids to see something like this but this is apart of farming, nice G we have one on steal and hasnt been ran in 4 years cause the stick was floating and were planing on trying to get it running before August

[@hillbillytreasures531]

That sucks that the cow died, but the ole G sounds alive and heathy!

[@MoDeuceM35A2]

Hate losing cows. Had that bad experience just a few weeks ago. But the G sounds good.

[@DesertDigger1]

Isn't it crazy how the other cows sense death of one of their own and go berserk.

[@Mike45-47Q]

Dam...that is beautiful scenery. Need a neighbor? I have an A!

[@KyleWeber]

hahaha thanks!

[@CorinGatwood]

Nice scenery nice G dead cow not nice

[@KyleWeber]

Yeah, poor thing... Gave me a good excuse to have some good time on the G though :)

[@CorinGatwood]

yep wish I had one, I like the 420 though >-

[@KyleWeber]

Oh man the G is a completely different beast! There's a massive amount of displacement on the tractor. Believe it or not, more than on a 4020.

[@boblackey1]

Kyle Weber I think it is 415 cubic inches. Anyway my uncle bought a "G" new in 1947. He passed away in April of this year at age 96. His sons still use the "G" on the farm. When I worked for him as a teenager in the 1960's we burned kerosene in the G and A. Started on gas of course which was in the small tank. And it was cheaper than gas and gas was about 35 cents a gallon then. But now kerosene is so expensive they put gas in the big tank too. I think you had to wait until the tractor was up to about 180 degrees before you switched over to the big kerosene tank. At night back then the old G pulling the big disk would have a flame on the stack on kerosene. And taking about thumping. That old G could walk the dog with that big Roan disk. This video brings back those memories with that classic G sound.

[@warny835]

I could listen to that run all day.

[@kb4gap565]

Yup, Poor Cow ! Cool JD "G" ! I like em.

[@Lawntractornation]

What state is that?

[@robertrockwell7581]

no reason to haul it that far. bury it where it laid.

[@KyleWeber]

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