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I don't 😮😮 know 4 sure they do look like they go on the tool bar arms U might be able 2 ask some 1 in person that may be more help back during the day farmers always had more than 1 tractor 🚜 😊 2 keep from changing equipment all the time they would put it on a tractor 🚜 😊 and leave it on there was there anything else that went W that I would look and see if there are any pics might would be some help there's no 1 around close by I could ask they didn't use the same tractors and equipment 1 old fellow now he is in his 8OS now that's the way it is now 😊😊 OMG 2 27 2O24

most people don't use that no more in tractor rear wheels they will eat them up and rust the wheels out now they use antifreeze 4 the rear wheels the rear wheel weights 4 that tractor 🚜 😊 should've been enough weight unless U needed more weight 😊😊 2 27 2O24

Learned a lot about the gravely tool holder! Great videos! Do you sell parts or know where I could purchase some of the sweep and hilling type tools for my gravely tool holder? I live in Southwest Va in Wytheville. Any help you could give would be much appreciated thanks

This is one of my favorite implements! The two wheel Gravely tractors are too wide for cultivation between garden rows, I use a high wheel push cultivator and walk backwards. I like the Gravely for soil prep and clean up. For soil prep, I turn the tines 180 degrees and run the tractor in reverse, which makes the tines dig in better and makes the depth wheels more effective. It also makes a smoother seed bed with fewer tracks. For clean up, I spread the cultivator arms almost straight across, adding extra tines and orient them forward, creating a power rake. I take the depth wheels off in this configuration, making space for two extra tines.

That thing is beautiful! I've been wanting to put some shine juice on my farmall h.

Have you seen planters for the pony?

So I know this is a lot to ask but could you possibly look at the video I just uploaded and tell me how to attach the tool bar?

Can’t find a video to show how this tool is attached to the pto of the gravely. Is there something that holds the pto gears in place to put this on? I’ve actually had them fall out on me once while working on it. Not sure how this things works with the pto.

I think the extra pieces are for mounting seed cans. You could also use the culitvator as a 2 row planter. I have the 2 drive wheels that are used to run the planter, one wheel mounts on the inside on the the axle, the other on the outside of the wheel

Sure is a fine specimen!! I saw pictures of it on Facebook. I was going to ask if the sides are original to the tractor? If they are I assume they were taken off at one time and set aside??

*Hope it works out for you! I want to get one soon* #WorldsOkayestFarmer

The 354 was a lot better motor for that machine than the Gas sucking 318

The twin power was really just a gimmick on anything other than a styled pacemaker. The styled pacemaker has a special governor that is linked to the gear selector via a cable. When you put the twin power in the high setting it locks out the gear selector so that you can not put the tractor in gear when the higher rpm is being used. It’s for belt only. The ‘twin power’ on all the later models was just an extra notch on the throttle quadrant. Nice tractor and great video.

Running good!

I too always shut gas off and let them run out. I really think you can avoid issues by doing so. Keep having fun with it

I saw this on marketplace. Glad it went to a good home.

Nice specimen for sure! Thanks for sharing!

were do you get hillers?

Omg grew up with whites I am sure we had a 7300

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Thankyou so much for sharing this. I recently got a pony from my brother and have been doing a valve job on it which I've been posting videos of on my channel but winter weather is slowing that down. It was always just used for snow plowing but did come with a one bottom plow and disk which I've been scratching my head over how they were mounted. Mine does have the hydraulic option so they probably hook up somewhat differently than yours. I've subscribed to you and am looking forward to your future updates.

Thanks for keeping it stock 6 volt. There aren't very many of us that are dedicated to keeping our tractors original.

Came over from the Facebook post. This will great to follow along!

Great video! I just got one of these mowers and I am trying to figure out how to connect it to my Massey 165 . What type of hitch is that?

A couple points about your hoes. You don't have hoes, but you have a set of sweeps that have been cut down to use as hoes. Also the hoes should be should be swapped. You have the left one on the right side, and the right one on the left side (the shank goes nearest to the plant).

That looked like it gave you quite a work out. Just a suggestion. Try low low. Very nice machine!

Looks like your in HIGH range on both the Wheels and PTO. I would recommend you try LOW range on both and speed up the engine a bit.... nice job...

Wow that does a good job might need a more horse power engine tho. never seen one of those rotary plows in action before.

Was that in Low And Low? Seemed a bit fast

That works well. Thanks for the video I enjoyed it!!!

Nice!, i like the wheels on it. if the leaves are really wet, pull the screen. And/or throw some dry soft wood in, (pine, soft lumber). It'd knock the wet clippings off from the sides and wont hurt the hammer knives. I luv mine

Cool. I had a sickle mower for my Ford NAA. Hope to find it and get it back someday.

Nice work. Sounds good

Good video I enjoyed it 👍

Nice tractor and good job for using old equipment

Think its time to update the camera :)

God Almighty that iPhone has some nice quality.

New Subscriber Travis start making some more vids soon please

if u dont 'need' original, u can make a cart seat pan and tailgate from regular sheet metal. a harbor freight metal brake can help with the angled lips (but a hammer and vise works too) I used old computer pc tower panels, old a/c unit and file cabinets for mine, Lot of peeps bolt a metal seat from a L/C sulky (or any ol tractor) onto the cart seat pan and seeder lid

Nice haul and nice collection in your shop. I'll be keeping an eye on your channel. PaulL

Nice stuff! The seeder/spreader uses the roller rest instead of the split hitch. Good video. Thanks!

Do you have the seat for the trailer? Basically a piece of flat sheet metal

Great video!

Great video! I reverse the chisels and run the machine in backwards. This eliminates foot prints. It also makes the tools dig in more aggressively. I have also configured the holders into a wide rake for moving brush clippings.

That's one nice 430. Is it original or restored? Good job.

Very interesting and informative. I have 3, 4, maybe 5 of them my self. Their uses are only limited to one's needs and imagination. I have the grader blade, hillers, the rear hitch and some other stuff. I recently passed on a milk crate with a full assortment of steels, hoes, etc. for $5. What the heck was I thinking. Anyways, subscribed. I have some videos on my channel of them with alternative uses. Cable trencher, log mover, and maybe some others. Oh, and my model D came with one on the rear. So, the tool holder may be one of Gravely's oldest attachments.

nice. do u have the disc harrow for the rear hitch?

Great video bud. Very good explanation of what you have there

WOW. Never saw anyone run over their entire crop cutting hay. Usually we cut the field then make the final "back cut" to trim out the edge of the field. Also, leaving the cutter bar on the ground makes for a smoother looking field and more hay. But, that's just technique. Otherwise, I love seeing and hearing the old Massey 44 run. We had a 44D on our farm when I was a kid and I have very fond memories of working the land with it. Great tractor.