GADFISH 13" Large Walk Behind Mower-Sulky，Easy Forward & Reverse Lawn Mower Trailer, Black & Red Wheel For Mower (Walk Behind Mower-Sulky)

What It Is

This is a sulky (riding trailer) that attaches to a walk-behind mower, letting you ride instead of walk. Designed for commercial or large residential mowers with a 13-inch wheel setup, it saves fatigue on big properties.

Fitment & Compatibility

Before buying, check these:

• Deck size: Works with mowers up to 52-inch decks (verify your mower’s hitch point is centered and sturdy).
• Hitch type: Requires a standard 1-inch round hitch pin (not included). Ensure your mower has a rear hitch bracket—most commercial models (e.g., Toro, Exmark, Scag, John Deere) do, but some residential ones may not.
• Wheel size: Designed for mowers with 13-inch rear wheels (measure your mower’s wheel diameter). Not compatible with smaller 8- or 10-inch wheel mowers.
• Weight capacity: Rated for operators up to 250 lbs. Heavier users may strain the frame.
• No OEM-specific fit: This is universal, not brand-specific. Check your mower’s hitch hole diameter and bracket spacing (approx. 4-6 inches apart typical).

Key Things to Know

• Installation: Moderate difficulty—requires basic tools (wrench, pin). No drilling needed if your mower has a hitch point, but you may need to add a bracket if missing.
• Forward & reverse: Unique feature—most sulkies are one-directional. This one allows easy backing up, useful in tight spots.
• Build quality: Steel frame with black/red paint. Some users report paint chips quickly if used on rough terrain. Wheels are solid rubber (no flats), but can be bumpy on uneven ground.
• Common gotcha: The hitch pin hole may be slightly larger than your mower’s pin—use a bushing or shim if there’s play. Also, check that the sulky doesn’t interfere with the mower’s discharge chute on tight turns.

Should You Buy It

Buy this if you have a commercial-grade walk-behind with 13-inch wheels, need to cover large lawns without walking, and want reverse capability. Skip it if your mower lacks a hitch bracket or you’re on a tight budget—cheaper sulkies exist but often lack reverse.