A rare Gravely Grass Catcher

A while back I worked for a guy who had a couple of horses in a small fenced in area.

The horses had eaten everthing but the weeds down to the ground inside the corral; when I mowed along one side outside of the corral, with the discharge chute pointing in, they would coming running over and eat the clippings as I mowed.

Roger,

They were well fed and cared for horses.

Roger,

devans said:

That's the failed Cowasocky powered rider. If anyone has a manual and IPL for it please forward it to Chipold at oldgravelys.net Research has shown that the four hoof governors would work against each other causing Gravely to rethink that particular setup. :thanku: and :sorry1: I couldn't resist.

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Very good!Thanks for clearing it up!!:trink39:

devans said:

That's the failed Cowasocky powered rider. If anyone has a manual and IPL for it please forward it to Chipold at oldgravelys.net Research has shown that the four hoof governors would work against each other causing Gravely to rethink that particular setup. :thanku: and :sorry1: I couldn't resist.

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Wasn't Tim Allen involved in its development? I seem to remember them saying "Moo power, Moo power".

This thread inspired me to bring my pet cow (Pat Ma Cow) home from my daughters backyard, about 10 blocks away. My MIL's Craftsman RER was already hooked to the MC trailer so off I went. I was 6 blocks from home when the rotten old drive belt gave up so I rescued the whole train with the PRO-16.



She needed a little cosmetic surgery & holiday wardrobe update.
I might need to add the famous "Mike the Chicken" head to it for New Years.


My MIL lives across the street from us & her response to all this bovine silliness was to add the lights, "Mooooo-ry Christmas!"

Holy Cow! I thought my penchant for puns wasn't appreciated, 'cud most people jest be mow'n growin' at them. So, I gotta milk this for all its worth. Here in steerage, I see there's a fine appreciation for the bovine comedy. Ruminating on the situation, I see a cowmercial Gravely is butter or equal to the task of a quadraped mooer anyday. Fire up Mrs O'Leary's cows - there's pies to make!

Oh, cheese. This has got to stop. On second thought, pull up your milking stool and give it a try - we're all about a quart low.