Minneapolis-Moline G1350

The Minneapolis-Moline G1350 is a row-crop tractor produced from 1969 to 1971 by Minneapolis-Moline, a part of White. It was built in Minneapolis, Minnesota, USA. The tractor features a choice of two engines: a 9.6L 6-cylinder diesel or an 8.3L 6-cylinder LP gas engine. It has a 10-speed two-speed power shift transmission called the Ampli-Torc, with 10 forward and 2 reverse gears. The G1350 offers two-wheel drive with outboard planetary final drives, power steering, dry disc brakes, and an open operator station with an optional cab featuring heat and air-conditioning. The hydraulic system is open center with an optional closed center, operating at 2000 psi with 2 or 3 valves and a 20 gpm pump flow. The tractor hitch is category III/II, and the rear PTO is independent with wet disc clutch, offering 540/1000 RPM options. Dimensions include a 104.25 inch wheelbase, 168.5 inch length, and 95 inch minimum width. Operating weight is 12,050 lbs, ballasted weight 20,540 lbs. Tires vary with front options from 7.50x16 to 14.00Lx16A and rear options from 18.4x38 to 24.5x32. Electrical system is negative ground with 2 batteries at 12 volts. The original price was $13,700 in 1971.