Attachments for Iseki tractors & ride-on mowers
Make more of
your Iseki.
Sweep access roads, reclaim path edges, clear leaves and prepare for winter. Find the attachment, mounting and power arrangement that suit your exact machine.
Start with your carrier
Which Iseki do you have?
Choose your series for the relevant attachment routes. SXG and SF mowers use different fitting arrangements from compact tractors; the model and generation still need checking.
TXG / TXGS
Front-linkage and rear-PTO routes; check hydraulic capacity.
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TM
Compact rear-PTO sweeping, with a documented TM 3185 setup.
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TH
Explore rear hydraulic sweeping and front-mounted tools.
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TLE
Hydraulic sweeping and weedbrushing examples to build on.
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TG
Front-linkage and PTO-powered weedbrush installation.
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SXG 323 / 326
Ride-on mower attachments need a model-specific fitting.
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SF outfront mowers
Use the lift arms and front PTO with a matched carrier bracket.
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Send the full model and photos of the mounting points. We’ll help establish the right route.
Ask about your IsekiChoose the job, then confirm the fit
Attachments that extend your working year.
Compare these individual products as starting points for a quotation. The installation notes explain the relevant Iseki examples and the additional equipment to check.
Sweepers for front and rear mounting
Choose around visibility, available drive and the other tools already fitted to your carrier.
Rear PTO sweeping
HKM 12540 M
Clear paths and access roads using a rear-mounted sweeper without adding a front linkage.
Choose it when: Your tractor has a suitable rear PTO and Category I linkage, and rear-mounted working suits the route.
- Working width
- 125 cm
- Brush diameter
- 40 cm
- Drive
- 540 rpm mechanical PTO
- Mounting
- Rear Category I frame
Documented TM 3185 installation. Collector and gully brush are optional; check loaded lift capacity.
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Front hydraulic sweeping
KM 15045 H
Keep the brush in view and sweep material before the tractor wheels pass over it.
Choose it when: You want front visibility and have a verified hydraulic supply for continuous brush drive.
- Working width
- 150 cm
- Brush diameter
- 45 cm
- Required oil flow
- 20 l/min
- Mounting
- Matched ABR 45 bracket
TXG case-study route. Check available flow, return and cooling; a front linkage alone does not power the brush.
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Front or rear hydraulic sweeping
KM 15052 H
A larger-diameter roller handles bulky debris; specify a collector when material needs to leave the site.
Choose it when: You need the 52 cm brush and your tractor has the hydraulic capacity and lift allowance for the complete setup.
- Working width
- 150 cm
- Brush diameter
- 52 cm
- Required oil flow
- 30 l/min
- Rear mounting
- ABR 52 HECK bracket
Rear-mounted TH and TLE case-study route. The rear bracket, collector and water kit are additional items.
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Front mechanical PTO sweeping
KM 15045 M
Drive the brush mechanically where a suitable front PTO is available, including the documented SF mower installation.
Choose it when: You have the correct PTO interface and want to avoid relying on tractor hydraulics for brush rotation.
- Working width
- 150 cm
- Brush diameter
- 45 cm
- Drive
- Mechanical PTO
- Mounting
- Matched ABR 45 bracket
SF example uses an ABR 45 FM bracket. Hydraulic collector opening needs a separate hydraulic provision. Product photograph shows another carrier.
View attachment →Weedbrushes for established growth
Reclaim overgrown path edges and remove heavy growth, then collect the loosened material.
Tractor-hydraulic weedbrushing
UB 6080 H
Remove established growth and overburden from hard surfaces, with hydraulic control of the working head.
Choose it when: Your tractor can supply the required hydraulic flow and you need active path-edge reclamation.
- Brush plate options
- 60 / 80 cm
- Required oil flow
- 25 l/min
- Drive
- Tractor hydraulics
- Installation
- ABR-UB frame + controller
TLE case-study route. Brush plate, attachment frame and ST-UB controller must be specified separately.
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PTO-powered hydraulic weedbrushing
UB 6080 MH
Use the front PTO to power the attachment’s integrated hydraulic system for brushing and positioning.
Choose it when: You want the hydraulic working functions supplied by a PTO-powered attachment system.
- Brush plate options
- 60 / 80 cm
- Input drive
- Mechanical PTO
- Working system
- Integrated hydraulics
- Installation
- ABR-UB frame + controller
Documented TG installation. Specify brush plate, bracket, PTO interface and joystick controls as a complete system.
View attachment →Leaf and winter-clearance attachments
Plan where the material will go before choosing a blower or snow blade.
Leaf and loose-debris clearance
LBV 6900 M-ABR
Move leaves towards a planned collection point across larger areas without repeatedly emptying a collector.
Choose it when: You have a suitable PTO-driven carrier and somewhere appropriate to direct and collect the material.
- Air output
- 140 m³/min theoretical
- Listed discharge range
- Approx. 12 m
- Drive
- Mechanical PTO
- Required mounting
- Matched ABR-LBV bracket
Confirm the PTO gearing and mounting for your Iseki. A blower moves debris; it does not collect it.
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SXG winter clearance
SCHN 12545 FK-FKDR
A compact spring-protected blade pushes snow to the side of narrow paths and access routes.
Choose it when: You have an approved SXG fitting and a clear plan for where the displaced snow will go.
- Blade width
- 125 cm
- Blade height
- 45 cm
- Protection
- Spring-back blade
- Adjustment
- Hydraulic lift and angling
SXG 324 Low Tip case-study route uses a special hydraulic fitting. Product photo shows another mower; do not assume it fits every SXG.
View attachment →Renovate gravel paths and access routes
Choose renovation tools and working depth around the surface, rather than treating gravel as a sweeping job.
Gravel-path renovation
WE 110 M-DP
Counter-rotating tools loosen compacted gravel and disturb weeds; set the working depth to suit the surface.
Choose it when: You need to renovate a water-bound or unsealed gravel surface rather than sweep it.
- Working width
- 110 cm
- Drive
- Mechanical PTO
- Mounting
- Rear CAT 1 / CAT 1N
- Tool action
- Counter-rotating
Select the knife or chisel configuration for the surface. Confirm operating PTO speed, shaft arrangement and depth before use.
View attachment →Price the complete working system. The prices above are for individual listings, not complete Iseki installations. Linkage, PTO kit, hydraulic supply, bracket, controller, collector and working tools may be additional. A product photograph may show another carrier; it does not establish fitment to yours.
Get the connection right
Carrying the tool and powering it are different jobs.
Linkage: lift and lower
The front linkage supports and lifts the attachment. Its category, geometry and lifting capacity must suit the carrier and the complete tool, including a loaded collector.
Power: PTO or hydraulics
Match mechanical PTO speed, rotation and shaft connection, or verify continuous hydraulic flow, pressure, return and cooling. Hydraulic lift capacity does not tell you the available implement-drive flow.
Bracket: connect the tool
Most front attachments do not bolt straight onto the linkage. An attachment-specific carrier bracket, often beginning ABR, normally completes the connection. The SF mower route uses lift arms and a matched bracket.
Use the right starting point
What changes between the Iseki families?
| Your carrier | Documented route | Check before ordering |
|---|---|---|
| TM | The TM 3185 example uses an HKM 12540 M on the rear linkage with mechanical PTO drive. | Linkage dimensions, PTO shaft, collector load and hydraulic services for optional opening. |
| TXG / TXGS | A front KM 15045 H installation is documented; series guidance also describes a separate PTO-powered hydraulic kit. | Exact model, usable continuous oil flow, return, cooling and whether the mid-deck affects the chosen drive. |
| TH / TLE | Rear KM 15052 H examples use an ABR 52 HECK bracket. A TLE weedbrush example uses the UB 6080 H. | Attachment-specific oil requirement, control services, bracket and total operating weight. |
| TG | The UB 6080 MH example uses front linkage, front PTO, ABR-UB bracket and joystick controls. | PTO interface and power, brush plate, controller, clearance and matched front mounting. |
| SF outfront mower | KM45 mechanical sweeping uses the lift arms and front PTO with an ABR 45 FM bracket. | Model-specific bracket, PTO connection and hydraulic provision for collector opening. |
| SXG ride-on mower | Model-specific front fitting; the SXG 324 Low Tip plough case uses a special hydraulic arrangement. | Exact SXG generation and fitting kit. Hydraulics adequate for lift and angle may be insufficient for continuous brush drive. |
Send the model, not just the badge. Include the year or serial number, photos of mounting points, PTO and hydraulic couplings, plus your task and access width.
Match the method to the surface
What does your site need?
Routine sweeping
Remove loose soil, leaves and detritus before they accumulate along edges and drainage routes. Add collection when the material needs to leave the surface.
Path-edge reclamation
Use active weedbrushing for established vegetation and overburden, then sweep up the loosened material. Choose brush tools and settings around the surface.
Artificial-surface care
Routine grooming and infill redistribution, active agitation and contamination removal are different tasks. Choose the brush and collection method for the surface and its infill.
Gravel renovation
Loosen the surface layer and disturb weeds with the right renovation tools. Set depth to avoid disturbing the base; grading is a separate material-shaping job.
Autumn leaves
Blowing is useful where leaves can be directed to an agreed collection point. Choose sweeping and collection when material needs to be picked up in the same pass.
Winter access
A plough pushes snow; a snow blower projects it. Plan storage or discharge space, then consider spreading equipment for the separate job of ice management.
See the working systems
Iseki installations worth comparing.
These examples show how the carrier, attachment and accessories work together. Confirm the same arrangement for your model before ordering.
TM 3185 · rear mechanical PTO
Start with the rear linkage
See the HKM 12540 M, collector, hydraulic opening kit and gully brush specified for a compact Iseki.
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TXG · front hydraulic sweeper
Keep the working brush in view
The KM 15045 H installation uses a front linkage, ABR mounting and a brush guard. Verify the hydraulic arrangement on your model.
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TH · rear hydraulic sweeper
Build around the complete sweeping job
The KM 15052 H example includes a rear bracket, collector and water kit; check the combined weight and hydraulic requirement.
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SF · outfront mower
Put the mowing platform to work beyond grass
See a PTO-driven KM45 fitted through the SF lift arms and an ABR 45 FM bracket, with collector considerations explained.
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TG · PTO / hydraulic weedbrush
Reclaim the path edge
The TG example combines front linkage, front PTO, ABR-UB bracket, UB 6080 MH, a brush plate and joystick controls.
Read the case study →
TLE · tractor-hydraulic weedbrush
Choose the hydraulic drive that suits your tractor
Compare the TLE installation using the UB 6080 H and tractor hydraulics with the PTO-powered TG arrangement.
Read the case study →Also see the TLE rear-sweeper installation → and the SXG 324 Low Tip snow-plough fitting →.
Before ordering
Your Iseki attachment questions answered.
Will an attachment fit every Iseki in the same series?
No. Confirm the full model, year or serial number, mounting interface, available power and control arrangement. A documented installation is a useful starting point, not approval for every tractor in that family.
Should I choose a front or rear sweeper?
A front sweeper gives a clear view of the working tool and reaches material before the tractor tyres pass over it. A rear sweeper can use an existing rear linkage and PTO, avoiding the need to add a front linkage. Consider manoeuvring space, visibility, drive availability and the weight of the loaded collector.
Does a front linkage power the attachment?
No. The linkage carries, raises and lowers the tool. A powered attachment also needs a correctly matched mechanical PTO or hydraulic supply. Most front attachments additionally need an ABR carrier bracket between the linkage and the tool.
How do I choose between UB 6080 H and UB 6080 MH?
The H model relies on the tractor’s hydraulic supply; its listing specifies 25 l/min. The MH model uses mechanical PTO input to power an integrated hydraulic system. In either case, specify the brush plate, bracket and controller, and verify the complete installation.
Can I use the SF mower’s lift arms?
The documented SF sweeper installation uses the existing lift arms and front PTO with an ABR 45 FM mounting bracket. Hydraulic collector opening requires suitable hydraulic provision, and collector load must remain within the mower’s capacity.
Can I assume my TXG hydraulics will run a front sweeper?
No. Kersten’s TXG series guidance discusses limited hydraulic capacity and an optional PTO-driven hydraulic kit, while one installation article describes a hydraulic setup. Verify your exact model, usable continuous flow, return, cooling and mid-deck arrangement before choosing the drive.
Are these prices for complete installation kits?
No. They are individual product listing prices excluding VAT. Brackets, linkage, PTO kits, controllers, brush plates, collectors and other accessories may be additional. Live prices refresh on kerstenuk.com; if the update fails, the dated checked price remains visible.
What details should I send for a quotation?
Send the exact Iseki model, serial number or year, photographs of the front and rear mounting points, PTO connections and hydraulic couplings, plus the task, surface, access width and accessories you need.
Specify a complete working system
What else could your Iseki do?
Tell us the model, maintenance task and site conditions. We’ll help match the attachment, mounting bracket, drive and controls to your machine.