MODERN GRAVELY UNITS

Your tag will be a small white sticker, no bigger than a business card, normally found under the seat, near the battery box.

Model Numbers are 6 digits long and usually begin with the number "8" or "9".

Other places to check

From where you would be standing/sitting on the unit when in use...

Zero-Turn Units Back left side of the frame, near the engine or under the foot rest on the left side.	Rear Engine Riders Left or right side of main frame right below or under the seat.	Tractors Front left or front right side of the tractor frame or on the right side of the dash support.	Walk Behinds Top or right side of rear discharge opening.
GT Tractors (7173-H) Older units are located at the front right side of the tractor frame.	Log Splitters Underneath the log rest area, on the frame.	Push Mowers On top of the deck, beside the discharge chute.	Edgers Between the handles, facing the user.

ENGINE/HYDRO PUMP PARTS

For engine and hydro pump parts not listed on this site, look for a printed tag on the engine and give us a call - we're here to help!

With hydro pumps, common parts (such as cooling fans) can be changed mid-line and differ wildly between units in the same series.

For accurate identification of hydro pumps, look for the unit's serial number. This will be printed on a sticker on the pump, or stamped on the unit's casing for older style pumps.

OLDER GRAVELY UNITS

Most often, these tags are riveted to the machine. However, unlike modern units, the serial number is more important than the model number, and can almost serve as a blueprint of your Gravely unit. When in doubt, find the serial number first and give us a call!

Other Places to check

From where you would be standing/sitting on the unit when in use...

4-Wheel Tractors

400 Series
Left hand side of advance casting (between engine and transmission).

800 & 8000 Series
Top of engine adaptor plate, seat pan support bracket, or instrument panel.

8000-G Series
Right hand instrument panel brace, under the hood.

G.E.M. (Gravely Estate Mower)
Left hand front frame, below the engine.