Attachments for Kubota tractors & ride-on mowers
Make more of
your Kubota.
Sweep paths and access roads, reclaim overgrown edges, clear leaves and prepare for winter. Match the attachment, mounting and drive to your exact Kubota.
Start with your carrier
Which Kubota do you have?
Start with the carrier family. BX, B, ST and L tractors, F-series outfront mowers and G/GR ride-on mowers use different mounting and power arrangements. Confirm the full model and generation before ordering.
BX
Rear PTO sweeping or a matched front-linkage system.
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B
Front weedbrushing, sweeping and rear-mounted tools.
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ST
Front hydraulic sweeping with a documented ST341 example.
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L
Explore larger front and rear tools around your tractor’s capacity.
Find L attachments →
F
Use the lift arms and front PTO with a matched carrier bracket.
Find F attachments →
G23 / G26
Model-specific front linkage and auxiliary power arrangements.
Find G attachments →
GR
See the FKDR attachment system fitted to a GR2120.
See the GR2120 setup →
LX
See a front hydraulic sweeper used with the mid mower deck retained.
See the LX installation →Another Kubota model? Send the model, year and mounting photos →
Choose the job, then confirm the fit
Attachments that extend your working year.
These individual products provide starting points for a Kubota quotation. Check the carrier-specific notes and specify the complete mounting, power and control system.
Sweepers for tractors and ride-on mowers
Choose rear PTO, front mechanical or front hydraulic drive around your carrier and working route.
Rear mechanical PTO sweeping
HKM 12540 M
Clear paths and access roads using your rear linkage and PTO, without adding a front linkage.
Choose it when: A compact rear-mounted installation suits your working routes.
- Working width
- 125 cm
- Brush diameter
- 40 cm
- Drive
- 540 rpm mechanical PTO
- Mounting
- Rear Category I frame
BX261 case-study route. Collector, hydraulic opening and gully brush are optional; check the loaded lift capacity.
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Front hydraulic sweeping
KM 15045 H
See the brush ahead and reach material before the tractor tyres pass over it.
Choose it when: You have a verified hydraulic supply and want front visibility.
- Working width
- 150 cm
- Brush diameter
- 45 cm
- Required oil flow
- 20 l/min
- Mounting
- Matched ABR 45 bracket
ST341 and LX installation examples. Check continuous usable flow, return and cooling, plus any mid-deck requirements.
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Front mechanical PTO sweeping
KM 15045 M
Power the brush from a suitable front PTO, including the documented Kubota F-series arrangement.
Choose it when: Mechanical PTO drive suits your carrier better than a hydraulic brush motor.
- Working width
- 150 cm
- Brush diameter
- 45 cm
- Drive
- Mechanical PTO
- Mounting
- Matched ABR 45 bracket
F-series example uses an ABR 45 FM bracket. Hydraulic collector opening needs suitable hydraulic provision; check the full collector weight.
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Ride-on mower sweeping
KM 10037 H-FKDR
A compact front sweeper for an approved FKDR linkage and hydraulic package.
Choose it when: You maintain narrower routes with a suitably equipped ride-on mower.
- Working width
- 100 cm
- Brush diameter
- 37 cm
- Drive
- Hydraulic
- Mounting
- FKDR-HYDR kit
Documented GR2120 route. Order the model-specific FKDR kit separately and specify collection or edge cleaning as needed.
View attachment →Weed management for edges and hard surfaces
Choose active mechanical removal or planned thermal treatment around the growth and the surface.
PTO-powered hydraulic weedbrushing
UB 6080 MH
Use the PTO to power an integrated hydraulic system for active weed removal and brush positioning.
Choose it when: Established growth and path-edge overburden need more active removal than sweeping.
- Brush plate options
- 60 / 80 cm
- Input drive
- Mechanical PTO
- Working system
- Integrated hydraulics
- Installation
- ABR-UB frame + controls
B3150 and F-series installation examples. Specify the correct KD or FM bracket, brush plate and controls separately.
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Ride-on mower weedbrushing
WKB-H-K-FKDR
A compact hydraulic brush for removing moss and weeds from suitable hard surfaces.
Choose it when: You need an active weedbrush on a ride-on mower with an approved FKDR system.
- Brush diameter
- 40 cm
- Tool plate
- 8 replaceable brushes
- Drive
- Hydraulic
- Mounting
- FKDR/HYDR kit
GR2120 case-study route. Match brush tools to the surface; product photograph shows another mower.
View attachment →
Mounted thermal treatment
HOAF TWB75-FKDR
Apply hot air and infrared heat where a planned repeat-treatment programme suits the surface.
Choose it when: Mechanical brushing is unsuitable and you can work within the thermal equipment’s operating requirements.
- Working width
- 75 cm
- Heat source
- LPG
- Treatment
- Hot air + infrared
- Mounting
- Matched FKDR system
Specify the mounting, ignition and correct liquid-phase gas supply. Treatment leaves material in place and repeat visits may be needed.
View attachment →Leaf blowers with two different power sources
Both move debris towards a collection point; the carrier connection and power source are different.
Mechanical PTO leaf blower
LBV 6900 M-ABR
Move leaves and loose material towards an agreed collection point without repeatedly emptying a collector.
Choose it when: Your carrier has a suitable PTO and you have space to direct and collect the debris.
- Air output
- 140 m³/min theoretical
- Listed reach
- Approx. 12 m
- Drive
- Mechanical PTO
- Mounting
- Matched ABR-LBV bracket
Documented BX installation route. Confirm PTO interface, gearing and bracket; a blower relocates material rather than collecting it.
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Engine-powered ride-on mower blower
LBV-HO-FKDR
An independent Honda engine drives the blower, reducing reliance on the carrier for implement power.
Choose it when: A self-powered blower suits your approved ride-on mounting system.
- Engine
- Honda · 11.7 hp
- Air output
- 90 m³/min
- Listed reach
- Approx. 8 m
- Mounting
- FKDR front linkage
GR2120 case-study route. The blower engine supplies airflow; the mower still needs its matched linkage and lift arrangement.
View attachment →Winter clearance for ride-on mowers
Plan where snow will go, then match the blade and fitting to your mower.
Ride-on mower snow clearance
SCHN 12545 FK-FKDR
Push snow to the side of narrow access routes with a compact, spring-protected blade.
Choose it when: You have an approved FKDR fitting and suitable snow-storage space.
- Blade width
- 125 cm
- Blade height
- 45 cm
- Protection
- Spring-back blade
- Adjustment
- Hydraulic lift and angling
Documented GR2120 route. Verify the exact mower’s kit; compact-tractor snow blades use a different mounting arrangement.
View attachment →Renovate gravel paths and access tracks
Match renovation tools and depth to the surface. Explore the full range for other widths and grading tasks.
Gravel-path renovation
WE 110 M-DP
Counter-rotating tools loosen compacted gravel and disturb weeds at a controlled working depth.
Choose it when: You need to renovate an unsealed gravel surface rather than sweep it.
- Working width
- 110 cm
- Drive
- Mechanical PTO
- Mounting
- Rear CAT 1 / CAT 1N
- Tool action
- Counter-rotating
Listed on the BX and B attachment routes. Specify the tools, operating PTO speed, shaft and working depth for your surface.
View attachment →Quote the complete working system. These are individual listing prices, not complete Kubota installations. Linkage, PTO kit, hydraulic supply, bracket, controller, collector, brush plate and other accessories may be additional. A photograph does not establish compatibility with every carrier in the family.
Get the connection right
Carrying the tool and powering it are different jobs.
Compact tractors
A front linkage carries and lifts the tool. A matched PTO or hydraulic supply powers it, and an attachment-specific ABR bracket normally completes the connection. Rear tools use the appropriate rear linkage and drive.
F-series outfront mowers
The documented installations use existing lift arms and front PTO with a matched FM bracket. Check the shaft interface, clearance and lift capacity, plus any additional hydraulic provision for collection or control.
G / GR ride-on systems
The correct model-specific kit supplies the front connection and lift arrangement. Hydraulic tools need a suitable power package; the engine-powered blower supplies its own airflow drive.
Use the right starting point
What changes between the Kubota families?
| Your carrier | Documented route | Check before ordering |
|---|---|---|
| BX | Rear HKM PTO sweeping; front linkage and PTO or a separately powered hydraulic route. | Mid-PTO use can affect mid-deck availability. Check usable oil flow, cooling, shaft and loaded lift capacity. |
| B | Front UB 6080 MH with a rear sweeper in the B3150 path-edging example. | Exact linkage and PTO kit, KD bracket, brush plate, controls and collection setup. |
| ST / LX | Front KM 15045 H hydraulic sweeping. The LX example retains a mid mower deck. | Confirm the actual tractor’s continuous hydraulic supply, return and cooling; check deck and rear-tool clearance. |
| L | Larger front and rear sweeping, weed-management and winter-tool routes. | Working width, mounting category, power and lifting allowance for the complete chosen tool. |
| F | Existing lift arms and front PTO with model-specific FM brackets. | Collector load and hydraulic opening requirements; do not assume spare implement hydraulics. |
| G23 / G26 and later G models | Kersten front linkage and model-specific auxiliary power arrangements. | Exact G generation and fitting kit. Do not substitute a GR kit or assume one drive solution fits every version. |
| GR | FKDR kit with hydraulic attachment drive; GR2120 case-study example. | Exact mower model and kit. Distinguish the engine-powered blower from hydraulic tools. |
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
Kubota installations worth comparing.
These examples show how the carrier, attachment and accessories work together. Confirm the same arrangement for your model before ordering.
BX261 · rear mechanical PTO
Use the existing rear drive
See the rear HKM sweeper, collector, opening kit and gully brush; the article also explains the mid-PTO and mower-deck trade-off.
Read the case study →
F series · outfront mower
Work beyond the mowing season
See how a mechanical KM45 uses the lift arms and front PTO, with bracket and collector-load considerations.
Read the case study →
ST341 · front hydraulic sweeping
Keep a winter tool on the front
The installation leaves the rear gritter in use while allowing a front plough or sweeper to be changed.
Read the case study →
LX · front hydraulic sweeping
Retain the mid mower deck
See a hydraulic front-sweeper installation designed around rear attachments and summer mowing.
Read the case study →
B3150 · path-edge reclamation
Brush the edge and collect the arisings
The council installation combines a front PTO-powered hydraulic weedbrush with a rear collecting sweeper.
Read the case study →
GR2120 · FKDR attachment system
Turn a ride-on mower into a tool carrier
Compare the sweeper, weedbrush, engine-powered blower and winter blade fitted through a matched FKDR package.
Read the case study →Also see the BX mechanical-PTO blower installation → and the F-series weedbrush installation →.
Before ordering
Your Kubota attachment questions answered.
Will an attachment fit every Kubota in the same series?
No. Confirm the full model, generation or serial number, mounting points, drive and controls. A case study demonstrates one installation; it does not approve every machine with the same series badge.
Can I keep the mid mower deck fitted?
It depends on the drive arrangement. The BX case study explains that extending the mid PTO to power a front attachment prevents simultaneous use of the mid deck in that setup. It also describes a rear PTO-powered hydraulic pack as an alternative. The LX example uses front hydraulics while retaining its mid deck. Verify your exact configuration.
Does a front linkage power the attachment?
No. It carries, raises and lowers the tool. A powered attachment also needs the correct mechanical PTO or hydraulic supply. Most front tractor attachments require an ABR mounting bracket between the linkage and the tool.
How does the F-series arrangement differ?
The documented F-series installations use existing lift arms and front PTO with a matched FM bracket. A mechanically driven sweeper can rotate without a tractor hydraulic motor supply, but collector opening or other controls may need additional hydraulic equipment.
Are G and GR attachment kits interchangeable?
Do not assume so. The G route and GR2120 example use model-specific linkage and power packages. Confirm the exact mower, generation and required kit before selecting the attachment.
Which blower should I choose?
The LBV 6900 M-ABR uses mechanical PTO input. The LBV-HO-FKDR uses its own Honda engine and fits an approved FKDR front linkage. Both move leaves towards a collection point; neither collects the material.
Are the prices for complete Kubota installations?
No. These are individual listing prices excluding VAT. Mounting, power conversion, brackets, controllers and working accessories may be extra. Prices refresh from the product pages on kerstenuk.com; dated checked values remain if the update fails.
What details do you need for a quotation?
Send the model, year or serial number, photos of the mounting points, PTO and hydraulic connections, and details of any mid deck or rear tool you want to retain. Include the maintenance task, surface and access width.
Specify a complete working system
What else could your Kubota do?
Tell us the model, maintenance task and site conditions. We’ll help match the attachment, mounting bracket, drive and controls to your machine.