Pull behind attachments are a practical way to get more work done with the tractor, ATV, or UTV you already own. From lawn aerators and cultipackers to pull-type spreaders, these attachments help with seeding, soil prep, pasture care, lawn maintenance, and general property upkeep.
Catawba Attachments carries pull behind equipment built for landowners, small farms, food plots, driveways, fields, and rural properties that need dependable tools without overcomplicating the job.
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Catawba Pull Behind Plugger Lawn Aerator
Price range: $1,655.00 through $1,990.00 Select options This product has multiple variants. The options may be chosen on the product page -
Catawba Pull Behind Spike Lawn Aerator
Price range: $1,220.00 through $1,450.00 Select options This product has multiple variants. The options may be chosen on the product page -
Catawba Pull Behind Cultipacker
Price range: $1,475.00 through $1,675.00 Select options This product has multiple variants. The options may be chosen on the product page -
Farm-Maxx PTP-300-PL Pull Type Spin Spreader
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Catawba Light Duty Pull Type Lawn Aerator
Price range: $795.00 through $875.00 Select options This product has multiple variants. The options may be chosen on the product page
Popular Pull Behind Attachment Types
Pull Behind Lawn Aerators
Pull behind aerators help open compacted soil so air, water, and nutrients can reach the root zone. They are useful for lawns, pastures, food plots, and general turf maintenance.
Pull Behind Cultipackers
A pull behind cultipacker helps firm the seedbed after planting. This improves seed-to-soil contact, which is important for food plots, grass seed, cover crops, and small acreage planting.
Pull Type Spreaders
Pull type spreaders make it easier to spread seed, fertilizer, lime, and other materials over larger areas without carrying everything by hand. They are a good fit for farms, fields, food plots, and property maintenance.
Frequently Asked Questions
What are pull behind attachments used for?
Pull behind attachments are used for lawn care, food plots, pasture maintenance, seeding, spreading, soil prep, and general property work. They connect behind tractors, ATVs, UTVs, or compatible utility vehicles depending on the attachment.
Can pull behind attachments be used with an ATV or UTV?
Many pull behind attachments can be used with ATVs or UTVs, but it depends on the attachment size, hitch setup, terrain, and towing capacity of the machine. Always check the product specifications before purchasing.
What is the difference between a spike aerator and a plugger aerator?
A spike aerator punches holes into the soil, while a plugger aerator, removes small plugs of soil from the ground. Plugger aerators are usually better for relieving soil compaction, while spike aerators are useful for lighter-duty lawn and turf maintenance.
What does a cultipacker do?
A cultipacker firms the soil after seeding and helps press seed into the seedbed. This improves seed-to-soil contact and can help with germination for food plots, grass seed, cover crops, and pasture planting.
Are pull behind attachments good for small farms?
Yes. Pull behind attachments are a good fit for small farms, homesteads, hunting land, food plots, and rural properties because they make common land-maintenance jobs easier without requiring larger commercial equipment.