Just a Little Gravely Rotary Plowing, Please I'm going to show you a fast pass with my Stealth Black & Red 60+ Gravely L I Tractor in the Spring.

I also have one with a black hood. The color palette is despised by all. Ha ha. Of course, they weren't manufactured that way. These devices are very incredible. And even then, it was hardly moving above idle.

No, you don't have to walk the tractor back down to the furrow's end and just plow tossing soil in one direction as was done here, in case anyone was wondering. It appears like this person planted something to the right. Similar to a right-hand turning plow, the Gravely rotary plow is utilized.

 No, you don't have to walk the tractor back down to the furrow's end and just plow tossing soil in one direction as was done here, in case anyone was wondering. It appears like this person planted something to the right. Similar to a right-hand turning plow, the Gravely rotary plow is utilized. You begin in the middle of your plot, dig your first furrow, and then circle it clockwise until you reach the logical edge of that "land," at which point you move on, dig a new furrow, and carry on. Both as a tool and a tractor, it excels.

I have 40 years of experience driving Gravely model l tractors. New operators should be aware that the tractor will kick back in your direction if it hits a large rock or some clay while plowing uncultivated ground. Avoid touching those handlebars.