Agricultural tractor attachments
Big tractor.
Better-kept surfaces.
Clear tracked-in mud, recover overgrown edges and keep yards and routes working. Match your tractor with the right sweeper, brush or treatment system.
Start with the job
What needs clearing?
Sweep roads and yards
Choose powered sweeping and collection for loose debris.
Recover path edges
Lift established growth and compacted edge deposits.
Push loose yard material
Choose a stationary broom with no powered brush drive.
Treat vegetation electrically
Compare route-based and extended-reach systems.
Choose the working tool
Put the tractor to work on the surface.
Compare selected attachments below, then specify the complete installation. The tractor, fitting, mounting bracket, collector and controls are not automatically included in an attachment price.
13 selected attachments. Select a task to compare the relevant tools.
Use the rear linkage. Power the brush hydraulically.
The KM 60 rear-mounted route uses hydraulic brush drive. Rear mounting does not mean rear PTO drive; match the continuous oil supply and ABR 60 HECK bracket.
Rear hydraulic sweeping
KM 25060 H
Use the rear linkage to carry a 60 cm roller for bulky loose material. Hydraulic drive powers the brush; specify the rear bracket, collector and controls together.
Choose it when: You want wide-area sweeping from the rear linkage with a suitable continuous hydraulic supply.
- 250 cm working width
- 60 cm roller diameter
- 50 L/min listed hydraulic flow
- ABR 60 HECK rear mounting
Wider rear hydraulic sweeping
KM 27060 H
The wider KM 60 covers more open ground per pass. Check clearance in the angled position and the complete weight of bracket, collector and collected material.
Choose it when: The route and tractor support the extra working width.
- 270 cm working width
- 60 cm roller diameter
- 50 L/min listed hydraulic flow
- ABR 60 HECK rear mounting
Product-listing photo shows a front installation. Specify the rear bracket and working arrangement for rear use.
Keep the work ahead of the tractor.
FKM 60 models offer PTO or hydraulic drive and a 60 cm roller. KM 70 models use hydraulic drive and a 70 cm roller. Width, drive, collection and ground following decide the installation.
Front mechanical PTO sweeping
FKM 19060 M
The front PTO drives a 60 cm working roller. An optional floating collector follows the surface independently, helping collection over changing levels.
Choose it when: A matched front PTO suits your tractor and a 190 cm tool suits the route.
- 190 cm working width
- 60 cm roller diameter
- Mechanical PTO brush drive
- ABR 60 mounting required
Front hydraulic sweeping
FKM 22560 H
A 225 cm front roller with hydraulic brush drive. Specify collection, angling and gully-brush functions around the tractor’s available hydraulic services.
Choose it when: You need a wider front tool and have the hydraulic capacity for the complete installation.
- 225 cm working width
- 60 cm roller diameter
- 50 L/min minimum listed flow
- ABR 60 mounting required
Large-roller front sweeping
KM 25070 H
A 70 cm roller gives bulky material room to move. Match carrier float, brush contact and the optional floating collector to the surface.
Choose it when: Heavy loose debris and a suitable large carrier justify the KM 70 installation.
- 250 cm working width
- 70 cm roller diameter
- 50 L/min listed hydraulic flow
- ABR 70 mounting required
Maximum selected sweeping width
KM 30070 H
A 3 m roller for open yards and wider routes. Choose the complete working width and loaded installation around access, visibility and tractor capacity.
Choose it when: The site has room for the widest selected sweeper and the carrier can support it.
- 300 cm working width
- 70 cm roller diameter
- 50 L/min listed hydraulic flow
- ABR 70 mounting required
Choose the brush arrangement for the deposits.
UB EASY packages combine a hydraulic working head with simpler adjustment. Select the actual brush type, mounting frame and required hydraulic supply for your surface.
Versa-brush package
UB EASY PAK FL
A hydraulic head with replaceable Versa brush sections for mechanical clearing of moss, weeds and accumulated material. Simpler mechanical adjustment suits repeated surface work.
Choose it when: You want an 80 cm weedbrush with replaceable sections and a straightforward adjustment system.
- 80 cm brush diameter
- 24 Versa-brush package
- Hydraulic brush drive
- ABR UB frame required
Flat-wire braid package
UB EASY PAK DS
A hydraulic head supplied with plastic-coated flat-wire braids. Agree the brush contact and surface suitability before choosing the working tool.
Choose it when: The flat-wire braid arrangement suits the deposits and finish required on your surface.
- 80 cm brush diameter
- 22 plastic-coated flat-wire braids
- Hydraulic brush drive
- ABR UB frame required
Vertical brush for path edges
UB EASY PAK VB
A vertical-brush arrangement for recovering overgrown edges and removing accumulated material. Plan collection of loosened soil and vegetation after brushing.
Choose it when: Path edging and siding-out are the main tasks, rather than broad loose-debris sweeping.
- 84 cm brush diameter
- 69 cm listed working width
- 30 flat-wire brush elements
- ABR UB frame required
Clear loose material without a rotating brush.
A push broom uses tractor movement to move material. It does not provide a collector or the active brushing action of a powered roller.
Push loose material without powered brush drive
ActiSweep V13 — 2400 mm
The tractor pushes the stationary brush rows through loose material. V-shaped front rows concentrate material towards the centre; plan where the pushed material will be picked up.
Choose it when: You need straightforward yard clearance without PTO or hydraulic power for the brush.
- 240 cm working width
- 13-row brush system
- 30 cm polypropylene fibres
- Select tractor / loader mounting
Treat the plant. Plan the complete programme.
Electric systems treat vegetation through controlled electrical contact. They do not sweep away growth or soil. Carrier integration, trained operators and a controlled treatment area are part of the working system.
Electric treatment on accessible routes
Zasso CityZas
A tractor-mounted applicator and supply unit treat vegetation electrically. Choose around route access, contact with the plants and the complete front-and-rear installation.
Choose it when: Urban routes suit a 1.2 m applicator and your carrier can support the system.
- 1.2 m treatment width
- 18 kW generator output
- 50 cm left / right applicator shift
- Over 65 hp manufacturer requirement
Tractor-mounted electric treatment
Zasso Urban XPU
A front applicator works with a rear supply unit for route-based electric weed management. Specify the generator configuration, carrier integration and treatment programme.
Choose it when: You need the XPU power configuration and can accommodate its complete tractor installation.
- 1.2 m treatment width
- 24–36 kW manufacturer range
- 50 cm applicator offset
- 95–105 hp manufacturer carrier band
Extended-reach electric treatment
Zasso Urban XPA
An integrated hydraulic arm reaches away from the tractor to treat banks and difficult margins. Arm geometry, tractor stability and the controlled working area determine suitability.
Choose it when: The applicator must reach away from a suitably sized tractor on stable ground.
- Up to 7.2 m arm reach
- Up to 36 kW generator output
- Automatically levelling treatment head
- 200 hp+ carrier requirement
Horsepower is a starting point. Check the exact carrier, linkage geometry, available hydraulic power, axle loads, stability and complete working weight. Allow for mounting equipment, collected debris, water and any generator or arm system.
Protect the brush. Improve the finish.
A heavy tractor needs the right ground following.
Let the tool follow the ground
Correct carrier float and bracket geometry let the sweeper follow changing levels. Avoid forcing the tractor or loader’s weight through the working brush.
Set brush contact accurately
More pressure is not automatically better cleaning. Set the running wheels and brush contact for the surface and debris, then adjust as the brush wears.
Let collection follow too
A matched floating collector on FKM 60 or KM 70 has its own ground-following arrangement. This helps collection over undulations rather than relying only on tractor lift position.
The complete working installation
Match the linkage, power and bracket.
Most front attachments do not bolt directly to the linkage. The selected bracket connects the carrier interface to the working tool. Rear and loader installations need their own matched bracket and float arrangement.
| Working route | Working power | What to specify |
|---|---|---|
| Rear-mounted KM 60 | Hydraulic roller drive; selected models list 50 L/min. | Rear linkage, ABR 60 HECK, hydraulic connections, ground following and collector setup. |
| Front FKM 60 M | Mechanical PTO drives the roller. | Front linkage, ABR 60 bracket, PTO speed and direction, shaft geometry and hydraulic functions for selected options. |
| Front FKM 60 H / KM 70 H | Hydraulic roller drive; selected cards list 50 L/min. | ABR 60 or ABR 70 as appropriate, continuous flow and pressure, return routing, cooling, float and controls. |
| UB EASY weedbrush | Hydraulic working-head drive. | Exact ABR UB interface, brush package, guard, support wheel where required, and confirmed flow and pressure. |
| ActiSweep push broom | Tractor movement pushes the stationary brush. | Correct tractor or loader mounting adapter, clearance, contact and working width. No PTO or hydraulic drive for the brush. |
| Zasso electric system | Generator-based electrical treatment; exact carrier power integration depends on the system. | Complete applicator and supply installation, carrier capacity, arm geometry where applicable, trained operation and site working controls. |
A loader is another mounting route. Specify the actual hitch and suitable floating bracket. A loader’s ability to lift an attachment does not establish correct brush contact, visibility or loaded stability.
Complete the installation
Choose the connections and brush control.
Specify with the attachment
ABR 60 FRONT
Bracket for an appropriate tractor front linkage with Category 1 or Category 2 link arms, specified for the FKM 60 family. Confirm dimensions, drive clearance and carrier float.
Specify with the attachment
ABR 70 FRONT
Mounting bracket for the KM 70 family using suitable front-linkage link arms or a quick-attach A-frame. Confirm the exact linkage and complete loaded setup.
Specify with the attachment
KM Control
Automatic brush-height control for compatible FKM 60 and KM 70 builds. Sensors use hydraulic pressure to regulate brush contact; the operator can adjust settings from the cab.
Collect or windrow?
A collector takes loose material off the surface. A guard helps control discharge when windrowing. Match collector width and emptying arrangement to the sweeper.
Bring edge debris into the roller
A gully brush reaches kerb lines and guides debris into the main working path. Specify the correct side, drive, guard and positioning controls.
Manage dust and changeovers
Consider the specified water kit, hydraulic angling, remote valves and parking supports. Include water weight and every required hydraulic function in the installation check.
Kersten installations and guidance
See the working system in practice.
Kubota M7172 installation
Clear mud from the test-site roads
See the KM 25070 H, ABR 70 FRONT, floating collector and left-hand gully brush selected for roads at Kubota’s research and development centre.
Read the case study →
Rear hydraulic sweeping
A complete rear-mounted package
Explore the KM 60 rear installation with ABR HECK mounting, hydraulic collector emptying and a water system for dust suppression.
Read the installation guide →
Brush contact and wear
Reduce excess pressure on the brush
See how KM Control adjusts brush height and how floating mounting and collection support a more consistent finish over changing levels.
Read the technical guide →Other jobs for the tractor
Build around the year’s maintenance tasks.
Explore these ranges when the tractor has more work to do. Specify the exact model and mounting around carrier capacity, route width and operating conditions.
Before choosing
Your agricultural tractor questions answered.
Does a rear-mounted KM 60 use the rear PTO?
The selected KM 60 H models use hydraulic roller drive, including when mounted at the rear. Specify the continuous hydraulic supply and ABR 60 HECK mounting; rear mounting alone does not identify the drive source.
Which sweeper range should I compare first?
Compare KM 60 for the selected rear hydraulic route, FKM 60 for front PTO or hydraulic sweeping with a 60 cm roller, and KM 70 for a larger front hydraulic installation with a 70 cm roller. Match the complete configuration rather than using horsepower alone.
Does a front linkage include the attachment bracket?
Not automatically. Most attachments need a matched carrier-to-tool bracket. Specify the linkage, working power, correct ABR bracket and attachment as one chain.
How much hydraulic flow is required?
The selected KM 60 H, FKM 22560 H and KM 70 H cards list 50 L/min. Confirm continuous flow, pressure, return arrangement and cooling for the exact tool and optional functions. UB EASY and electric systems need their own configuration checks.
Can I press the brush harder to improve cleaning?
Excess contact can increase wear and damage the working installation. Set carrier float and running-wheel height correctly, then match brush contact and speed to the debris and surface. Compatible KM Control systems automate height adjustment.
Should I choose a powered sweeper or a push broom?
A powered roller actively sweeps and can work with a collector. A push broom uses tractor movement to push loose material and does not provide a collection box. Choose around the debris, finish and collection plan.
What is the difference between brushing and electric treatment?
A weedbrush mechanically removes growth and deposits, creating material that needs collecting. Electric treatment applies energy through the vegetation; it does not remove soil or sweep away the treated plants. Choose around the surface and maintenance programme.
Are the displayed prices complete fitted-system prices?
No. They are individual listing prices excluding VAT. Brackets, fitting, shafts, collectors, controls and other options may be additional. Request a quotation for a Zasso system matched to your carrier and application.
What should I send for a quotation or demonstration?
Send the tractor make, model, year and serial details; front and rear mounting photographs; PTO specification; available hydraulic flow and pressure; route widths and surfaces; intended debris or vegetation; existing loader or implements; and planned working loads.
Build a complete working system
What should your tractor tackle next?
Tell us the tractor, the surface and the result you need. We’ll help specify the mounting, power, controls and attachment, and arrange a demonstration around your working conditions.