Production years
1965-1969
Minneapolis-Moline tractor ยท 1965-1969
Minneapolis-Moline G1000 Tractor
The Minneapolis-Moline G1000 is a large 1960s row-crop, wheatland, or Vista tractor with a 504-cubic-inch six-cylinder engine and 111 tested PTO horsepower. It was a true high-horsepower field tractor and is one of the most sought-after late Minneapolis-Moline models.
Engine
Minneapolis-Moline 504 ci 8.3L, 6-cylinder
Power
111 PTO hp tested; 100.99 drawbar hp tested
Weight
About 10,700-12,100 lb
Minneapolis-Moline G1000 specifications
| Production years | 1965-1969 |
|---|---|
| Engine | Minneapolis-Moline 504 ci 8.3L, 6-cylinder |
| Power | 111 PTO hp tested; 100.99 drawbar hp tested |
| Transmission | 10-speed partial power shift |
| Weight | About 10,700-12,100 lb |
| Fuel type | Diesel, gasoline, or LP gas |
| PTO | Independent 540/1000 rpm rear PTO |
| Drive | 2WD or optional 4WD |
What the G1000 is used for
The G1000 was designed for high-acreage tillage, planting, and heavy PTO work. Row-crop, wheatland, and high-platform Vista versions allowed buyers to match the tractor to regional farming needs.
Why the Minneapolis-Moline G1000 stands out
The G1000 represents Minneapolis-Moline's late high-horsepower era and combines bold styling with substantial working capability. Its strong collector demand, especially for complete Vista and diesel examples, supports an active enthusiast community.
Buying a used Minneapolis-Moline G1000
Confirm the engine fuel type and chassis version, then inspect cold starting, oil pressure, cooling, power-shift operation, PTO engagement, hydraulics, brakes, steering, and rear-end noise. Missing G1000-specific sheet metal, platform parts, and hydraulic components can be expensive to replace; confirm precise specifications through TractorData.com and serial-number records.
Minneapolis-Moline G1000 frequently asked questions
How much horsepower does a Minneapolis-Moline G1000 have?
It is commonly listed at 111 tested PTO horsepower and 100.99 tested drawbar horsepower.
What years was the G1000 built?
The G1000 was produced from 1965 through 1969.
Is a G1000 a good collector tractor?
Yes. It is highly collectible and capable, although its size and the cost of major repairs make condition and completeness especially important.
Specifications are commonly cited figures for general reference; exact figures vary by year and serial number, so confirm against TractorData.com and the machine's records. Values and prices of used tractors vary by condition and region. Page updated Aug 4, 2026.