Can you put a hitch on a zero turn mower?

Can you put a hitch on a zero turn mower?

You should consider adding a trailer hitch to your zero turn mower if you want to tow accessories such as pull-behind sprayers, fertilizer or seed spreaders, and other mower attachments. The zero turn mower hitch kits can be ordered through your nearest authorized Ferris dealer.

Do zero turn mowers have attachments?

Attachments: Zero turn mowers have plenty of attachments available. One of the most popular is a bagging system that collects grass clippings. There are plenty of bagger options, including both powered and non-powered. Additional attachments for a zero turn mower add to its versatility.

Are Ferris mowers worth the money?

Ferris mowers are definitely worth your money. They are strong, versatile, and yet remarkably easy to operate. Few mowers can rival the level of comfort Ferris mowers give the operator. Their zero-turn mowers are some of the most innovative in the landscaping industry.

Can you tow with a stand on mower?

Aerators, seeders, lawn rollers or whatever you want to pull can now be pulled with your stand on mower.

How much weight can a lawn tractor pull?

But how much is too much for your lawn mower to pull? In general, a typical riding lawn mower’s towing capacity is between 290lbs and 580lbs. This is determined by applying a general rule of thumb that a lawn mowers towing capacity is about 50-100% the weight of mower + operator.

Is Ferris better than John Deere?

The Deere is better than the Ferris at trimming, but not enough to influence the overall usability.

Is Ferris better than SCAG?

the scag is by far a better ride, but I have test drove the ferris with the springs at every corner and it was SAAAWEET! That being said, the tank drives better IMO. I’ve got a 61″ SCAG Cheetah with the suspension deck. I used to mow over 100 acres a week with two of them (Commercial Mowing HOA’s).

Can a lawn tractor pull a roller?

You want to be sure you don’t select a tow-behind grass roller that’s too heavy for your mower. If you own a powerful garden tractor or a commercial-grade zero turn mower, you might be fine using larger yard rollers. Always be sure to tow your rollers across hills and not up and down them.