Thanks...I'm glad I wasn't the only one staring at that pic wondering what that was!
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Delbert White
Active member
That's sweet
Are you going to mount the snow blade?
Are you going to mount the snow blade?
No, I won't be mounting the blade. When operating this thing with the brush hog or the blade, it tosses me around like a rag doll. And, I ain't little. I have a Honda snow blower that does a great job, and it throws the snow far enough away to make room for the next snowfall.
Todd Utherland
Well-known member
I'm surprised that, at my age and background, I didn't even know that was a *thing* outside of Europe and Asia.
Had to look into it and found they still operate out of Nebraska. Then & Now: Two-Wheeled Tractor Production | Gravely
Todd.
Thank you Todd. I got a little education out of this reply.
Someone REALLY likes their job at Gravely...
Who's that...you?
Hahaha, no...I was just on the site checking it out and noticed this in the back right corner...zoomed in and got a good laugh, thought I'd share.
I highly doubt management noticed it now that it's been on their website for 6 years...
I highly doubt management noticed it now that it's been on their website for 6 years...
It is funny
Could be the company CEO.
Yeah, I used to be young and spirited, enjoying my job...gonna make a difference, be a go-getter, be the one to stand out among the crowd...I could relate to this guy.
20 years later, many mornings the frown is upside-down as I contemplate moving deep into the woods, becoming a turnip farmer and raising albino squirrels for a petting zoo....
20 years later, many mornings the frown is upside-down as I contemplate moving deep into the woods, becoming a turnip farmer and raising albino squirrels for a petting zoo....
Don McKee
Member
Much demand for albino squirrels at petting zoos? Sounds like a pretty limited market. Might be kinda hard to get rich and famous - I wouldn't quit my day job just yet.
Those walk behind Gravelys we’re very popular in WV. Maybe in part because they originated in Dunbar WV, & were manufactured there till sometime in the 1960’s. There were many attachments for them Bushog deck, finish mower deck, rotary turning plow, cultivator, shovel plow, spring harrow. I’m sure there is more
Yeah, this thing is the Shopsmith of the gardening world. One motor, and many attachments. It still runs great.
Loved that rotary log splitter. Looks like a man eater to me.
Also the big saw blade attachment.
I cringe every time I go to our fall fest and see the guys cutting up slabs from our sawmill on the tractor mounted saw blade.
