All Season Pro-Tractors

BCS is direct competitor to the Gravely. Plus, they are both made in Europe.  The BCS has a very attractive cost, without giving up quality or usability. They have no belts to break. They are built like a sherman tank (probably were around back then, too!)

Attachments for most 2 wheel tractors

1. SNOW BLOWER
   Tough serrated augers and a wide 32" housing devour snow and ice with ease, while the chute blows it higher and farther than ever.

2. BLADE
   The sturdy 48" blade attachment quickly and effortlessly pushes snow, dirt and other debris out of the way.

3. BRUSH
   Available in either 40" or 44" widths; easily sweeps away debris and light snow from sidewalks and driveways and even pulls thatch from lawns.

4. DECK
   An industrial-strength mowing deck available in 30" and 40" cutting widths easily blow through the tallest grass, even small brush.

5. CAR PUSH
   With this attachment it’s easy to maneuver vehicles anywhere you need or want them to go.

6. LOG SPLITTER
   Use that power to make heat, with the 20t logsplitter

7. CHIPPER / SHREDDER
   Clean up that mess around the yard! Sticks, and all! The best part is this: it is self propelled!

8. CART
   With an 875 pound payload capacity!

Gravely still makes these 2 wheel 'tractors' pretty much the same way they did 30 years + ago. Built to last at least one lifetime, if not 2 or 3! They still have many implements available. 

This is the answer if price is not important, but rather utility means everything!  Municipalities such NYC uses these for sweepers and plows.  That is most likely where this unit type really shines.  It is rather bulky to be used as solely a daily mower, but as a 'tractor' this thing is unstoppable. That is where the snow blade comes in handy.  The tractor unit is so strong that it has been used to push cars.

I call it the 'Harley' of Lawn mowers:

1. It's big
2. It's heavy
3. It's been around a long time
4. There's an official club
5. It may not be the smoothest to operate for long periods of time
6. There are many accessories
7. Your grandfather probably owned one!