Towed Attachments & Hitch Kits

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FAQs

Which tow-behind attachments can I use with a ride-on mower?

A riding mower or garden tractor can often be used with a variety of tow-behind attachments, including trailers, dump carts, lawn sweepers, spreaders, rollers, aerators and dethatchers. The equipment your machine can tow depends on its towing capacity and the type of hitch it is designed to use.

Does every ride-on mower have a tow hitch?

No. Some machines are supplied with a tow hitch for a ride-on mower as standard, while others require a compatible hitch kit before they can tow trailers or other garden tractor attachments. Check your mower's specification and the product details to ensure you have everything required.

How can I check if a tow-behind attachment will fit my mower?

Before purchasing a tow-behind attachment, confirm your mower's model number and maximum towing capacity. Where applicable, the product descriptions identify the compatible machines, making it easier to select the correct attachment for your ride-on mower or garden tractor.

Why should I invest in tow-behind attachments?

The right towable attachments can transform a riding mower into a far more versatile machine. A ride-on mower trailer makes transporting logs, tools and other materials easier, while lawn sweepers, spreaders, rollers, aerators and dethatchers help simplify lawn care and grounds maintenance throughout the year.

Can a zero-turn mower pull a trailer or other attachment?

Many zero-turn mowers are capable of towing compatible equipment, but this varies from model to model. Before fitting zero-turn mower attachments, check that your machine is approved for towing, confirm its towing capacity and ensure the attachment is suitable for your mower.