Mission Automotive Universal Zero Turn Lawn Mower Trailer Hitch Mount, Heavy Duty 3/16'' Thick & Rugged Steel, 3/4'' Mount, Compatible with Most ZTR (Hardware Not Included) - Riding Lawn Mower Hitch

Toro Timecutter didn't have a Hitch.This was a DIRECT.... 5 INCH APART HOLE FIT

Worked perfectly

I put this on my Snapper zero turn to make moving my trailers easier when I mow and to be able to tow my dump cart around the yard when doing landscaping. No more jerry rigging needed! It doesnt come with mounting hardware because there is no way for them to know what your application is going to require, but a stop by Ace Hardware and $1.79 took care of that. If and when I ever replace my Snapper I will simply unbolt this hitch and install it on the next mower.It is very sturdy, but please don't try to move you cousin Bubba's mobile home with it.

I bought this in order to tow a gorilla cart behind my BadBoy zt Elite. The bracket itself is perfect. It is large and beefy and will not bend or break anytime soon.I received the item and was stoked, I could hardly wait to get this attached to my BadBoy. Opened up the package but Alas, there is nothing but a bracket. I searched my home high and low trying to procure something that would suffice. Luckily I keep all of my old TV mounting hardware, I found 2 black bolts and black washers which matched perfectly but I did not have any locking nuts. My wife may be uspest but I found 2 nuts on a piece of her exercise equipment. (I think she just keeps it for profiling purposes, she's only used once in last 3 years.) Finally in business and loving the addition, just don't tell the wife.Would be 5 stars if it came with nuts and bolts.

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Great product, works well on my Ferris 3011Z. Easy install

I got the two pack and put one on the front and one on the back of my ZTR and they do what they are supposed to do. It certainly is sturdier than the part of the mower it's bolted to and lets me use a basic utility trailer as an oversized garden cart while retaining the ball coupler on the trailer tongue. I'm surprised how often I use the ball on the front of the mower, that lets you position the trailer within an inch of where you want it to be for unloading or parking in the garage. Super handy.

Very handy, but not strong by itself. Bought 1, used it a year, it bent, so I searched for a stronger one and couldn't find one. So... I just bought another one and doubled them up (see pics). I use for moving a small ski boat around the yard; maybe 200lbs of tongue weight. Works great after doubling up.Yes... we shouldn't have to buy 2 to make it work, but I couldn't find many decent competitors.