10 Power Equipment Add-Ons That Actually Make Life Easier
Some equipment add-ons are junk, made to look flashy without doing much. But a few of them? Total game changers when it comes to saving time, keeping your back intact, or getting the job done faster. These are the ones I’ve used, tested, and would recommend to anybody who’s tired of doing things the hard way.
Quick-Hitch Systems for Tractors
If you’re tired of fighting with implements, a quick-hitch setup makes all the difference.
You’ll be able to swap attachments without climbing under anything or spending 20 minutes lining it all up. Huge time-saver.
Zero-Turn Striping Kits
Not everyone cares about stripes—but if you want your yard looking sharp, a striping kit helps you pull off that clean cut.
It’s a solid add-on that doesn’t mess with your mower’s performance and is easy to install.
Extended Trimmer Guards
If you’re doing a lot of weed-eating around delicate areas, a wider or adjustable trimmer guard gives you better control.
It cuts down on the chance of damaging siding, fencing, or flower beds.
Tow-Behind Sprayers
Great for bigger yards or pastures. Whether you’re spraying for weeds, bugs, or fertilizing, a tow-behind sprayer makes the job manageable.
You can hook it up to a mower, ATV, or even a golf cart if needed.
Chainsaw Scabbards for ATVs
If you’re riding the property and need your chainsaw, don’t toss it in a basket.
A mounted scabbard keeps it safe, secure, and accessible. You’ll wish you got one sooner.
Brush Cutter Attachments for Trimmers
For thick weeds, saplings, or overgrown fence lines, a brush cutter attachment turns your string trimmer into a mini clearing machine.
You won’t need a separate tool to take on the heavy stuff.
Leveling Rakes for Mowers or ATVs
Dragging a landscape rake behind your mower is a smart way to smooth out gravel, level dirt, or spread soil evenly.
It takes some trial and error to get it set up right, but once you do, it’s a huge help.
Tractor Canopy or Sunshade
Working in the heat without cover wears you out fast. A canopy keeps the sun off your back and helps you stay out longer.
It’s not a luxury—it’s practical, especially during summer.
Magnetic Pickup Tools for the Shop
If you’re constantly losing screws, nails, or bits in the gravel or dirt, this is a no-brainer.
Roll it across the ground, and it collects every piece of metal you dropped. Saves time and bare feet.
Fuel Transfer Pumps
If you’ve got multiple pieces of gas-powered equipment, filling them by hand gets old fast.
A small electric fuel transfer pump makes the job easier, especially when you’re dealing with 5-gallon cans or bigger.
*This article was developed with AI-powered tools and has been carefully reviewed by our editors.
