sweat deal on an old gravely tracter

[YOOP]

200.00 bucks

if it was right next door I'd be there right now

Gravely tractor

 

[oldbird]

What the hell is that? looks awesome. Is that like an old brush cutter?

 

[YOOP]

yeah brush cutter on it right now,they had many other attachments you could put on it.

might just give 'em a call,would be nice to keep the trails on our property cut

hell can't go wrong for 2 bills

 

[dajsnipe]

You need to jump on that Yoop

 

[ZR9B]

UP there that is "rite next door".....that is way sweet...cant believe its not in your barn by now.

 

[Outlaw Ace]

It is worth anywhere from $500 to $750 around this region of the country if running and operating as it should, it's got the good sulky with it too. Hell of a good deal.

 

[MikeBear]

That's gotta be pushing 50 years old, but looks in good condition for that age. Studebaker went out of business in '67, but they were around over 100 years.

 

[Dadrider]

Those single cyl Gravely are pretty tough and near unstopable. I had one with the electric start. A fine machine.

 

[WLB]

Those are neat tools. I remember when I was a child a friend of my Dad bringing one over and tilling his garden. That sulky should bring $200.

 

[Havasu Dave]

Those are neat tools. I remember when I was a child a friend of my Dad bringing one over and tilling his garden. That sulky should bring $200.

I bet it would take some doing using that tractor on your farm! I enjoyed that aerial video.

 

[WLB]

That farm has just 14 to 15 tillable acres, Dave. About a month:laugh::laugh: I wonder which would be faster---a rototiller or a mule?

 

[Havasu Dave]

That farm has just 14 to 15 tillable acres, Dave. About a month:laugh::laugh: I wonder which would be faster---a rototiller or a mule?

:laugh:

 

[Inventorpardue]

Looks like that Gravely has the 7.6 horsepower Gravely engine and 30" brush mower. Later models had Kohler K-301's and such. The scariest attachment is the 26" saw blade for clearing. There is an excellent forum for these tractors, I had a rear engine rider built on the same transaxle design and it was amazing. The complexity and number of planetary gears inside is mind-boggling. Repowering these with clones is becoming popular, there are adapter plates. There are many attachments for this thing. Its work using it.

 

[MB165]

wow thats a good old one, gravely produced engine in Dunbar, West Virginia, I think its a model L, old wico impulse magneto.....it has a tie-down like strap for a starter rope. aside from replacing a clutch disc every 40 years the transmissions last forever.