Attachments for compatible ride-on mowers
Keep your mower working.
Beyond the mowing season.
Sweep paths, tackle moss and weeds, clear leaves and prepare for winter. Match your mower with the right linkage, power supply and attachment package.
Start with the job
What should your mower do next?
Choose the working tool
Attachments that earn their place.
Compare individual FKDR attachments below, then match the installation to your mower. Mower, linkage, hydraulic kit, brackets and accessories are not automatically included in the attachment price.
10 attachments. Select a task to compare the relevant tools.
Sweep and collect loose material.
Choose the roller width around the mower and access, then add collection or edge-cleaning options to suit the result. The mower-specific FKDR-HYDR kit is separate.
Compact hydraulic sweeping
KM 10037 H-FKDR
A 100 cm roller for smaller routes and tighter installations. Add the matching collector when soil and debris need to leave the surface.
Choose it when: Access and mower dimensions call for the smallest FKDR sweeper.
- 100 cm working width
- 37 cm roller
- 108 cm straight overall width
- 51 kg basic sweeper
More coverage per pass
KM 11537 H-FKDR
A 115 cm roller balances coverage with a compact ride-on installation. Match working width to the mower tyres, including the angled position.
Choose it when: You need more coverage while retaining access through mixed site routes.
- 115 cm working width
- 37 cm roller
- 123 cm straight overall width
- 53 kg basic sweeper
Wider hydraulic sweeping
KM 12537 H-FKDR
A 125 cm roller for routes with room for the complete installation. Allow for the collector and any gully brush when measuring clearance.
Choose it when: The mower, access and complete working load justify the wider brush.
- 125 cm working width
- 37 cm roller
- 133 cm straight overall width
- 55 kg basic sweeper
Remove growth or treat it with heat.
Mechanical brushing lifts established growth and deposits. Thermal treatment applies heat and calls for repeat visits; it does not collect the material.
Mechanical weed and moss removal
WKB-H-K-FKDR
A hydraulic brush for established growth, compacted deposits, kerb lines and path edges. Plan a separate sweeping or collection step for loosened material.
Choose it when: The surface needs active removal rather than routine loose-debris sweeping.
- 40 cm brush diameter
- 8-tool brush plate
- Hausa / Versa options
- FKDR-HYDR required
Hot-air and infrared weed treatment
HOAF TWB75-FKDR
A hooded thermal tool that treats vegetation with heat instead of a rotating brush. Match the liquid-withdrawal gas supply and burner bracket to the mower.
Choose it when: Thermal treatment suits the surface and your repeat-treatment programme.
- 75 cm working width
- Propane/LPG heat source
- Electric ignition
- ABR-TWB-FKDR bracket required
Put autumn leaf clearance on the mower.
Use the front linkage to carry and position the blower. Its own engine powers the fan; choose where the displaced material will be collected.
Engine-powered leaf clearance
LBV-HO-FKDR
A front-mounted blower with its own Honda engine. Direct loose leaves and light debris towards a planned collection area without relying on mower hydraulic flow to drive the fan.
Choose it when: Autumn clearance and built-up areas make a mounted blower useful.
- 11.7 hp Honda engine
- 90 m³/min listed air output
- Right-hand discharge
- FKDR front mounting
Clear the snow. Apply the treatment.
Specify blade width, mounting, traction and loaded spreader capacity as one working installation. The spreader needs its own rear console.
Compact snow clearance
SCHN 11045 FK-FKDR
The smallest listed FKDR spring-back blade for paths and restricted routes. Hydraulic lift and angling use the matched FKDR-HYDR installation.
Choose it when: A compact blade suits the mower and the narrowest route.
- 110 cm blade width
- 45 cm blade height
- 36 kg basic blade
- Spring-back protection
Wider snow clearance
SCHN 12545 FK-FKDR
A 125 cm blade for a wider cleared route. Choose around tyre coverage when angled, available traction and the approved mower installation.
Choose it when: The route and mower suit more width than the 110 cm blade.
- 125 cm blade width
- 45 cm blade height
- 38 kg basic blade
- Adjustable runners
Broadest listed FKDR blade
SCHN 13545 FK-FKDR
A 135 cm blade for more open routes where carrier capacity and access allow. Specify the FKDR version and complete mounting package explicitly.
Choose it when: A wider blade is justified after the mower and installation have been checked.
- 135 cm blade width
- 45 cm blade height
- 40 kg basic blade
- Spring-back protection
Product-listing photo shows the blade on another carrier and mounting arrangement. Specify the FKDR version for your mower.
Rear-mounted hydraulic spreading
SLDST 70 H-FKDR
Carry salt, sand or grit at the rear while the front attachment handles another winter task. The spreading system uses the FKDR-HYDR hydraulic supply.
Choose it when: You want powered spreading from the same matched mower platform.
- 70 litre hopper
- 0.5–4.0 m spread width
- 56 kg empty unit
- AK-SLDST-H- rear console required
Specify the full working load. Allow for the attachment, mounting, collected debris, spreader contents and gas equipment where applicable. Mower photographs illustrate installations; they do not approve every mower model or configuration.
The complete FKDR system
The mounting and power kit make the difference.
Lift, position and power are separate jobs.
The FKDR-HYDR package uses a mower-engine-driven hydraulic pump, reservoir, valve controls and a front coupling. It supplies lift and angling functions and hydraulic drive for suitable implements.
Front tools use the FKDR coupling arrangement. Some tools need an additional bracket: the HOAF burner uses ABR-TWB-FKDR. The spreader mounts at the rear with AK-SLDST-H- and receives the specified hydraulic supply.
View the FKDR-HYDR system →| Tool | Working power | Installation to specify |
|---|---|---|
| FKDR sweeper / weedbrush | Hydraulic motor drives the working brush. | Matched FKDR-HYDR kit, hydraulic connections, controls and ground support. |
| LBV-HO-FKDR blower | Its own Honda engine drives the fan. | Approved FKDR front mounting and positioning arrangement; the mower does not hydraulically drive the fan. |
| HOAF TWB75-FKDR | Propane/LPG supplies the treatment heat; electric ignition. | FKDR linkage, ABR-TWB-FKDR burner bracket and specified liquid-withdrawal gas system. |
| FKDR snow blade | The mower pushes the blade; the hydraulic kit controls lift and angle. | Compatible blade, front mounting, suitable traction and surface settings. |
| SLDST 70 H-FKDR | Hydraulic drive from the FKDR-HYDR system. | Separate rear console, hydraulic routing and loaded carrier checks. |
Find the mower-specific kit
Start with the exact mower model.
These are current linkage listings, not a blanket approval of every mower in a series. Send the model, year, serial number and photographs so the chassis, drive, controls and installation can be checked.
| Mower listing | Kit code / product page | Kit listing price |
|---|---|---|
| John Deere X300 series | FKDR-HYDR-JDX300 → |
£2,495.00
Ex VAT · checked 14 Oct 2026 · individual listing
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| John Deere X500 series | FKDR-HYDR-JDX500 → |
£2,495.00
Ex VAT · checked 14 Oct 2026 · individual listing
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| Kubota GR1600 / GR1600-II | FKDR-HYDR-KUGR1600 → |
£2,495.00
Ex VAT · checked 14 Oct 2026 · individual listing
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| Kubota GR2100 / GR2120 / GR2120 S | FKDR-HYDR-KUGR2120 → |
£2,495.00
Ex VAT · checked 14 Oct 2026 · individual listing
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| Kubota G21 | FKDR-HYDR-KUG21 → |
£2,395.00
Ex VAT · checked 14 Oct 2026 · individual listing
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| Iseki SXG 216 | FKDR-HYDR-ISSXG216 → |
£2,495.00
Ex VAT · checked 14 Oct 2026 · individual listing
|
Husqvarna or another model? The general FKDR listing also names selected Husqvarna Rider models. Treat this as a reason to ask for a fitment check, not an assurance that the same kit or every attachment is suitable. Larger front mowers can require a different linkage, PTO or ABR mounting system.
Only need a snow blade?
A separate hand-operated FKDR front-linkage range provides mechanical lift and angling for snow ploughs on listed mowers. It is a plough-only mounting route and does not provide hydraulic power for a sweeper or weedbrush.
Explore hand-operated snow-blade mounting →Complete the working package
Collect the material. Fit the right brackets.
Matched sweeper collection
SSB K collector boxes
Use the matching box width when material needs removing from the surface. Confirm the supplied wheels, support and emptying arrangement for the quoted installation.
One family photograph is shown. Select the individual width below.
| SSB 100 K → |
£950.00
Ex VAT · checked 14 Oct 2026 · individual listing
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|---|---|
| SSB 115 K → |
£1,000.00
Ex VAT · checked 14 Oct 2026 · individual listing
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| SSB 125 K → |
£1,050.00
Ex VAT · checked 14 Oct 2026 · individual listing
|
HOAF burner connection
ABR-TWB-FKDR
The listed bracket connects the weed burner to the FKDR linkage. It is an additional mounting component, not the mower-specific hydraulic kit.
Rear spreader mounting
AK-SLDST-H-
The rear console connects the SLDST spreader to the mower installation. Specify the console, hydraulic routing and carrier checks together.
Choose sweeping options around the result. A matching collector removes material; a front guard supports windrowing; a gully brush brings edge debris into the main roller. Confirm collector emptying and any extra hydraulic services in the complete quotation.
Match the tool to the surface
Clear it. Recover it. Keep it maintained.
Remove the loose material
Sweep and collect soil, leaves and organic debris before they accumulate at edges and in joints. A blower moves material; plan where it will be picked up.
Deal with established growth
Use a weedbrush where moss, weeds and compacted deposits need mechanical removal. Thermal treatment applies heat to vegetation and needs a planned repeat-treatment routine.
Prepare the seasonal route
Plan snow placement, traction and turning space before winter. Match the spreader material, dose and loaded capacity to the route and operating conditions.
Before fitting or ordering
Check the complete working installation.
Measure it in working position
Allow for the mower, attachment, collector and side brush. An angled roller or blade covers less straight-ahead width; check tyre coverage and clearance through the narrowest gate.
Confirm mower capacity
Assess the mounting, lift requirements, axle loading, stability, traction and full working load. An existing lift circuit does not automatically provide continuous hydraulic implement power.
Choose the route that suits access
Ride-on brushing suits longer kerbs and path edges. For tight work around furniture and obstacles, compare a pedestrian machine or a smaller finishing tool.
Artificial sports surfaces need a specific setup. Agree brush contact, infill behaviour and collection settings with the surface supplier. Static grooming brushes, powered reciprocating brushes and sweepers perform different jobs; a mower-mounted sweeper is not a universal treatment for every artificial surface.
Kersten installations and guidance
See the mower working beyond grass cutting.
John Deere X590 installation
Weed brushing from the seat
See the FKDR-HYDR-JDX500 and weedbrush installation, including why this ride-on approach suits longer kerbs and path edges.
Read the case study →
Kubota GR2120 attachment guide
One mower. Several maintenance jobs.
Explore the sweeper, weedbrush, blower and winter tools shown around the Kubota GR2120 FKDR installation.
Read the installation guide →
Winter maintenance guide
Prepare the mower for winter
Compare mechanical and hydraulic snow-blade operation, and the separate rear mounting needed for powered spreading.
Read the winter guide →Related equipment and support
Choose the best carrier for the site.
Before choosing
Your mower attachment questions answered.
Will these attachments fit any ride-on mower?
No. The kit and installation must match the exact mower, model year and version. A series name on a product listing is a starting point for a fitment check. Send the serial number and photographs before ordering.
Do all the attachments use the mower’s hydraulics?
No. The FKDR-HYDR kit provides hydraulic power for suitable brushes and the rear spreader. The LBV-HO-FKDR blower has its own petrol engine. The HOAF burner uses propane/LPG for heat. Mounting, positioning and working power must each be specified.
Is a normal mower lift circuit enough to drive a brush?
Not automatically. A lift circuit and a continuous implement-power supply have different duties. The matched FKDR-HYDR installation provides the dedicated pump, reservoir and controls for its approved attachments.
Is an additional bracket needed?
It depends on the tool. FKDR front attachments use the specified coupling arrangement. The HOAF burner listing requires ABR-TWB-FKDR, and the rear spreader requires AK-SLDST-H-. An attachment does not become suitable just because the mower has a front linkage.
Can a hand-operated snow-blade mount run a sweeper?
No. The separate hand-operated FKDR range is listed for snow ploughs only. It controls blade position mechanically and does not supply the hydraulic implement drive needed by a powered sweeper or weedbrush.
Should I choose a sweeper or a weedbrush?
Use the sweeper for loose soil, leaves and regular surface cleaning. Use the weedbrush where established growth and compacted deposits need lifting. Plan collection of the loosened material so it leaves the surface.
Can the rear spreader work with a front snow blade?
A matched installation can combine front snow clearance with rear spreading. Confirm the rear console, hydraulic routing, controls, loaded capacity and traction for the exact mower and working setup.
Are the displayed prices complete fitted-system prices?
No. They are individual listing prices excluding VAT. The mower-specific kit, fitting, brackets, collectors, gas equipment and other accessories may be additional. Request a quotation for the complete system and supplied items.
What should I send for a quotation or demonstration?
Send the mower make, model, year and serial details; chassis and front/rear mounting photographs; intended attachments; surfaces; access widths; and working frequency. Include the planned collector, spreader or gas load and transport arrangements.
Build a complete working system
What could your mower do next?
Tell us the mower, the site and the jobs. We’ll help match the mounting, power kit and attachments, and arrange a demonstration around your working conditions.