400 series is the only Gravely that was that way. 800s and newer used the stub shaft left in the axle.
Old Gravely long drive shaft. What does it fit?
I'm getting ready to list a long driveshaft I just got from a snowblower. I think it was from a 400 series. However I am not sure what other models it may fit. It ataches to the trans PTO and goes through the front axle. I am not used to seeing them like this. It is all one piece. Where my tractor has stubs on the front axle this is all incorperated in the shaft. It is in very good condition and is nice and tight. What could it even be worth? I'll post a picture in a few minutes.
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I should have pages more attention to the pictures of the snow blower. Do you think there is a market for this shaft? I would think it would be slim. But I'm sure its a rare piece.
They go by on ebay periodically, and get snapped up. I would think that anybody who's putting a blower on a 400 would want it.
I may be interested, PM sent
Don, if I ever get a 450, any issues swapping in an 800-series front axle?400 series is the only Gravely that was that way. 800s and newer used the stub shaft left in the axle.
I remember those twist to release drive shafts. They were a bit of a pain to remove as they were always greasy.
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