[Hellgate]

One of my hobbies is model railroading. I was at a train show in York yesterday and Gravely's were on my mind.
I was thinking it would be great to have a "Gravely Scene" on my layout.
Either a dealership, or someone in the middle of the woods clearing brush.

Does anyone know if they ever made Gravely toys or models?
I would think that since they have been around for so long, someone would have made them, but I have never heard or seen any.

 

[gravely_todd]

There are some models, but they are quite large for a train display. I collect Lionel trains and have an operating display as well. I have a model of the "L" and have a couple of the "G" series rider. I believe there was a zero-turn model at one point, but I don't have one.

Todd

 

[Hellgate]

Todd,
Thanks for reply.
I run O gauge and Standard gauge.
I would be looking for a walkbehind.
Where did you find your L? Do you have an idea of what scale it is?
Thanks!

 

[Fla Don]

There are some models, but they are quite large for a train display. I collect Lionel trains and have an operating display as well. I have a model of the "L" and have a couple of the "G" series rider. I believe there was a zero-turn model at one point, but I don't have one.

Todd

260Z was the model they made. I have several of the L and -G models. They are in 1" scale, 1:12. They would be fine for those who have 4.75" gauge train models but are too small for my 1.5" ( hernia scale ) scale models. And they sure won't work if I start building in 3" Scale/7.5" gauge. For the last, think 12 times bigger than On30.

 

[gravely_todd]

Here is the "L" and the "G" next to a Lionel F3 for reference.

 

[Hellgate]

Hmmmmmm, so they are are a little larger I see..
That L would look good on a Lionel Prewar Standard Gauge Flat Car though!
Do you know who made it?....
How many attachments do you have for it? :thThumbsU

 

[boyesreef]

Hmmmmmm, so they are are a little larger I see..
That L would look good on a Lionel Prewar Standard Gauge Flat Car though!
Do you know who made it?....
How many attachments do you have for it? :thThumbsU

my father has one of the L tractors. im not sure who produced it but the sickle bar is casted with the lower chassis. so thats the only attachment. i like the way you think though!

 

[Fla Don]

my father has one of the L tractors. im not sure who produced it but the sickle bar is casted with the lower chassis. so thats the only attachment. i like the way you think though!

At one time, there was one made that had the cultivator/toolholder but those are rare.

 

[jepics]

Know anyone with a 3D printer? I wonder how difficult it would be to scale one down and print it?

 

[FordTractors]

My son loves this place, you could look for hours.

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