Walk-Behind Tractor Utility Trailer Mounting

This video demonstrates hooking a utility trailer up to a walk-behind tractor. Many pull-type implements normally pulled behind garden tractors or 4-wheelers can be adapted to walk-behind tractors using the same tow coupler system; the implement simply needs to have a length of 1 1/4" steel pipe affixed to the tongue, to allow the tow coupler to slide into it (and a hole drilled in the pipe for the locking pin, of course)
*NOTE that the tow coupler can be turned "upside down" for applications where the tongue of what you are attaching is closer to the ground.*
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[@theleathertramp8329]

Can't wait to get one of your fine machines for the farm! This cart looks very handy. Thank you for all the great demonstrations!

[@toddjpiascik3653]

A jack stand placed under the front to hold it up or better yet what I have is a folding kickstand mounted under the front will keep it standing without anything connected to it

[@deepak60881]

how much for this?

[@mr.matthews67]

Are you sure you're not kin to Mike Roe?

[@cs-rj8ru]

I love the concept, but in the US it's borderline practical $ wise...
I once planned about 10 years ago to buy a big BCS and some attachments. After shopping around I found a nice Zetor 5211 w/300 hrs on the clock. Buying it and a used early 90s TB horse for garden tilling I spent the same money as I would have on a BCS. w/tiller. and plow.
Everyone has a different experience, but the BCS machines just cost too much for what they really are.

[@BG-xr5bi]

Nope

[@FILIPFROMSALMO]

very cool, "A": for effort on actually telling a funny joke

[@mandolinman2006]

Do you have an email address.

[@joeldufour6202]

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[@jtbassgambler2594]

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