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larry@stinescorner · Feb 20, 2016

Jeffcat would like to see walk behind equiptment of any kind

jeffcat · Feb 20, 2016

At work so as soon as I get home I will log in.

Wisconsin Cowman · Feb 20, 2016

One of my Gravelys

jeffcat · Feb 20, 2016

Now that is one very nice and Expensive rig. Those mowers do cut a very nice piece of grass.

rrlund · Feb 20, 2016

Well,these are walk behind I guess.

Cory Schmidt · Feb 20, 2016

two heavier lawn mowers, walk behind "tractor", tiller...None have been used in a couple years.

Adrian Billheimer · Feb 20, 2016

Newest horse in the stable, have to work on the carb to get it running.

johnlobb · Feb 20, 2016

Man, I love those Gravelys and David Bradleys!

larry@stinescorner · Feb 20, 2016

Heres some old walk behinds form the farm show in PA

larry@stinescorner · Feb 20, 2016

Heres another walk behind

Buckeye · Feb 20, 2016

McCormick Seeder and John Deere Syracuse plow.

Brown Swiss · Feb 20, 2016

Two row corn planter

Brendon-KS · Feb 20, 2016

Here's a picture of my Roths Garden King model W. When I was in about Jr High I got bitten by the "walkbehind garden tractor bug". Trouble was that these machines are not real common in southeast Colorado and I was having trouble finding one to purchase. I mentioned my interest to my grandpa in Ohio and he bought this rig for $50 and a year or so later when they visited us they pulled a little U-haul trailer with this inside. It came with this cultivator and a moldboard plow and my dad and I also built a hitch to mount a lawn tractor snow blade. The homemade hitch that is visible in front of the cultivator allows me to also use Simplicity walkbehind attachments. This tractor will always be special to me and I think of my grandparents whenever I use it. I bet grandpa smiles from heaven when he sees it in action.

In the background is another walkbehind - a David Bradley "Super Power".

Brendon-KS · Feb 20, 2016

Got a few more walkbehind pictures here - my son with a Wards Hoe-Trac that we revived after setting for years in the shed and a Gravely LI taking down a patch of weeds.

PaGlenn · Feb 20, 2016

Planet Jr.

Dick2 · Feb 21, 2016

Watched an episode of HOMETIME yesterday and the Toro dealer was showing a new walk behind mower that automatically adjusts to the speed of the walker. Looked like a good idea to me. Wonder if it has a pause for a nap?

jeffcat · Feb 21, 2016

Here are a few but I gotta get to bed. Went through over 100 photo files and still cannot find everything. Some latter. My one Gravely. The old snow blower is the Dog eater. The other is a snow cannon. Bigger and badder! Enjoy these!

Jeff B. · Feb 21, 2016

How about a neglected Bavid Bradley? You can't see them in the photo, but there's a set of cultivators hooked to the back of it.

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