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Doug spotted this tractor with a Monroe 3 Point Hitch. Could be a good price given that.
“1948 ? Centaur AG tractor , has good running 4 cyl. Leroi engine , Monroe 3 pt. hitch and good rubber, cast iron dash and grill with factory manuels , built in Greenwich Ohio, may be able to deliver in northern states.”
To quote Clint Dixon from The Making of the Farm Jeep – Part 4 (you can read it on farmjeep.com) –
“The Le Roi Centaur AG-48 and AG-49 tractors, produced in Greenwich, Ohio, used Monroe Lift assemblies differing only slightly to those found on Jeep pickup truck. The most obvious difference was that the Monroe clamshell housing used by Le Roi had a special bracket welded to its top surface to accept mounting of the Monroe tractor seat. “
Thanks Barry (and Clint)!
I have a A G 49 for sale if anyone is interested.
Hi Allan,
There might be an interest if it has the Monroe Hitch. Otherwise, there’s not much demand for tractors in this forum. If you haven’t tried it, you might check out this site: https://www.yesterdaystractors.com/cgi-bin/boards.cgi
I hope that helps,
– Dave