LAWN & GARDEN ATTACHMENTS AND IMPLEMENTS

Lawn and garden attachments are job-specific tools that connect to equipment such as compact tractors, mowers and utility vehicles (UTVs) to expand what you can get done around a property. Lawn and garden attachments help you cut grass, prep soil, spread material, move debris and handle seasonal cleanup with less manual labor. 

Lawn and garden attachments handle the everyday jobs that keep a property looking sharp and running right, including: 

• Mowing, trimming and finish cutting 
• Aerating and seeding 
• Tilling, bed prep and soil conditioning 
• Leveling, grading and light site prep 
• Spreading seed, fertilizer, salt or other materials 
• Moving mulch, soil, gravel, brush and debris 
• Digging holes (posts, trees) and narrow trenches (irrigation, drainage) 
• Seasonal cleanup like leaves, thatch and light snow 

The right tool turns routine maintenance into fast, repeatable work – with a cleaner finish. 

Lawn and garden attachments vary by machine type and connection style, but common options include: 

• Mowing tools: mower decks, finish mowers 
• Soil prep tools: tillers, disc harrows, landscape rakes 
• Lawn care tools: aerators, seeders 
• Spreading tools: broadcast spreaders 
• Grading tools: graders, box blades, land planes 
• Material-handling tools: buckets, forks and grab-style tools (where applicable) 
• Digging tools: augers for post holes 
• Rear implements: hitch tools and PTO-driven attachments for compact tractors 

With the right lineup, one machine can cover weekly upkeep, seasonal projects and everything in between.

The right lawn and garden attachment is the one that matches your most common work and fits your machine’s connection, power and capacity.  

1. Start with your main job: mowing, soil prep, spreading, material moving or cleanup. 
2. Match your carrier: compact tractor, mower, loader or utility vehicles (UTVs). 
3. Confirm the connection type: 3-point hitch, PTO-driven, receiver hitch or cargo-box mounted. 
4. Choose the right size: working width, depth and capacity based on your property and workload. 
5. Think long-term: how often you’ll use it, the finish quality you want and how many tasks you want one tool to cover. 

A smart match saves time, reduces rework and keeps your property plan moving. Before you buy, confirm fit and compatibility with your authorized Bobcat dealer to make sure the attachment is sized and equipped for your specific machine. 

Choosing by lawn size and terrain helps you get the finish you want without fighting the ground. 

• Small/tight areas: compact widths, lighter attachments, high maneuverability. 
• Large open areas: wider cutting/working widths for fewer passes. 
• Hilly/uneven or gravel: adjustable skid shoes, float or contour-following features. 
• Soft/turf-sensitive areas: prioritize low ground disturbance and controlled depth/pressure. 

Pick the tool that matches the ground you actually work on – not the ground you wish you had. To avoid fit or performance surprises, confirm attachment compatibility and setup requirements with your authorized Bobcat dealer before purchase. 

No, lawn and garden attachments aren’t fully interchangeable. Many attachments look similar, but compatibility depends on mounting system, hitch category (Cat. 1/2), PTO type/speed, hydraulic flow/pressure, machine weight limits and required features (like rear remotes). The safest move is to match by model/serial and confirm fitment through your Bobcat dealer or parts/compatibility tools.