NOT the old 3500LI thread....or were we going for a record :) ?

I use to have an old Gravely "walk behind" tractor with a small "one-lung" engine that would just about climb walls and pull a train. Fast? No, but it had REAL climbing characteristics.

While top speed is the prime concern of many here , I wonder about torque and how fast it will climb what level of incline before it starts loosing speed.

I live in a moderately hilly area(Greenville, SC) and the little film Mountain had of the pre-3500 climbing a hill is what sold me

Anyone care to comment on their real world experience?
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not problem on such long slope or steep slope ...http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uHgDA6bKXvQ ,http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x2AUVV47Dys

Perfectly fits You...Torque is good enough and runs in a good way...Don't Hesitate and go for it.

The 2nd Video link Mountain has indicated is from Spain-Europe and the running test has been very good.

This the Video http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x2AUVV47Dys