No fancy frills, Gravely's designed for work. Heavy
steel hood, welded construction, heavy-duty castings, big,
solid cutting blade — the Gravely's ruggedly built, simple
in design.
No slipping, wearing belts to worry with. Gravely all-
gear drive puts the power directly to the Rotary Blade
through splined steel shaft.
Chain Guard Offers Added Safety
Under certain conditions. . . when using the Rotary
Mower around public places, at schools, where there is
pedestrian or vehicular traffic, the optional Chain Guard
may be desirable. It completely encloses the front of the
mower, with a chain curtain to reduce the velocity of
materials that may be thrown out.
Leaf Attachments Eliminate Raking
Shade trees cease to be such a problem in the fall. The
optional Leaf-Mulcher attachment makes leaves vanish.
Even wet and packed leaves can be pulverized with the
6.6 hp Gravely.
Leaf-Away attachment for the Rotary Mower "vacuum
cleans" lawn areas. Leaves and debris are swished into a
large canvas bag. See page 11 for more information.
ROTARY MOWER SPECIFICATIONS
DRIVE:
Single drive operates Circular and Chain Saw,
Rotary Mower — all interchangeable. Shafts of
splined steel, with Bevel Gears, completely
enclosed.
MOWER:
Hood of 3/16" steel, fenders of 1/8" steel. Blade of
high-carbon steel, forged, ground cutting edge.
Larger Lawn Areas Mowed Quickly, Efficiently;
New "Top Hat" Offers Wide, 50-Inch Rotary Mowing
You get a superior mowing job with the Top Hat. A
combination of baffle and blade design has eliminated
windrowing under ordinary conditions.
The 50-inch Top Hat Mower is designed specifically
for fast lawn mowing. It is not a brush-and-weed mower
like the 30-inch Rotary Mower. The Top Hat gives you a
tool to keep your large area lawns neat and attractive at
less cost, with fewer man hours involved.
The Top Hat cuts smoothly, evenly, rolling along on
two large eight-inch casters. Irregular lawns aren't scalped
either—skids lift the mower above protuberances.
Optional Roll Bar prevents marring of ground-level
markers in cemeteries. Cutting height of the three 17-inch
blades is easily adjusted from one to four inches.