EquipHang Tow-Behind Wall Mount Bracket Kit

What It Is

The EquipHang Tow-Behind Wall Mount Bracket Kit is a steel storage bracket designed to hang a tow-behind lawn mower attachment (like a spreader, dethatcher, or aerator) on a garage or shed wall when not in use. It’s for homeowners or small-property owners with limited floor space.

Fitment & Compatibility

• Not for mower decks – This bracket holds the attachment’s hitch tongue, not the mower itself. It works with any tow-behind unit that has a standard 1-1/4-inch or 2-inch receiver-style hitch tongue (common on most residential spreaders, dethatchers, and aerators).
• Wall mount only – Requires a solid wall surface (studs or masonry). The bracket uses 4 bolts (included) – check that your wall can support the attachment’s weight (up to 60 lbs per the manufacturer).
• No brand lock-in – Compatible with any brand (e.g., Agri-Fab, Brinly, Yard Tuff) as long as the hitch tongue is the standard size. Measure the tongue width and pin hole diameter (typically 5/8-inch or 3/4-inch) – the bracket’s pin slot accommodates both.
• Deck size irrelevant – Mower deck width doesn’t matter; this is only for the attachment.

Key Things to Know

• Installation difficulty: easy – Drill pilot holes, screw into studs (or use included anchors for drywall, but studs are recommended for heavy attachments). Takes about 15 minutes.
• Weight limit – Rated for 60 lbs. Heavier units (e.g., 48-inch aerators) may exceed this – weigh your attachment first.
• Pin not included – The bracket holds the tongue, but you’ll need your attachment’s existing hitch pin or a separate locking pin to secure it (common gotcha – don’t assume one comes with the kit).
• No rust coating – The bracket is painted black steel. If stored in a damp garage, consider adding a light coat of rust-preventive spray.

Should You Buy It

Buy this if you have a tow-behind attachment with a standard hitch tongue and want to get it off the floor for under $20. It’s a simple, no-frills solution for light-to-medium-duty units (up to 60 lbs). Skip it if your attachment is unusually heavy, has a non-standard hitch, or you prefer a floor dolly – or if you need a pin included.