Photo credit: Tractorzoom The G1355 is a relatively uncommon workhorse. This one lives in Lone Rock, Wisconsin, until February 23, 2021. Today, we’re looking at a tractor with a bit of an identity crisis (for multiple reasons). It’s the Minneapolis Moline G1355. The G1355 was the second-to-last model to leave the line wearing the iconic Prairie Gold paint. White Motor Company had bought out Minneapolis-Moline back in 1963, and the G1355 and G955 were the end of the line. The G1355 was built at the Oliver factory in Charles City, Iowa. This would be the first Moline tractor built there and also the most powerful two-wheel-drive farm tractor that Moline ever built! It was a beast of a tractor, too, making nearly 143 hp. on the PTO dyno. It coupled Moline’s motors (either the Model 504 running on propane, or the Model 585 on diesel) with Oliver’s rear end components. Both motors were tough, and when mated to Oliver’s Hydraul-Shift transmission, they made a