Pictures of Gravely Riders
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Yes sir.
Brewster 725
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Have to let me know how those work for you, looks like it expands your 44 inch to what?
50" with the wings. Yes I hope it works like I want. I think they are strong enough, but if they are not I'll use 8th inch steel.
Brewster 725
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Looking forward to hear results. I know these machines will handle that
Sprinklerman
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I have one of these gravely riders that came with a property I bought , It ran but it wants to run away on rpms . It has a 2 cyl engine . What are these things worth?
Brewster 725
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Condition is very important. Low hours will bring a better price, worn out motors and worn PTO's you will get 4 to 6 hundred. In decent shape mid range hours 900 to 1200 hours maybe 1200 to 1500 with atleast a clean no rust deck. If you want to sell pictures are a must. Hope that is some insight
Hi Sprinklerman, You say you have a Gravely rider, do you know what the model is? Gravely riders can bring good money if they are in fair shape. If you can post some pictures, the model number, hours if it has a meter. The ones that get good money are 800, 8000, G series and if they have attachments like mower deck, snowblower, tiller, etc. Here are some Gravely tractors.
The 1st pic is a 16-G =G series, 2nd pic is a 8179-G = 8000 G series, 3rd pic 8000 series, 4th & 5th pics 800 series.
Sprinklerman
Platinum Member
Naturally its not the prettiest , my neighbor used it for 20 years , sandy soil so deck is shot ,worn thru in places . Not sure what I want to do with it . They are built rather strong .
The words "Built like a brick sh$$house" come to mind.
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