Ring-type neodymium magnet has a strong pull force that is 10 times that of average ceramic magnets – create a secure attachment even when navigating rough terrain and bad weather conditions
One hand hook and unkook mechanism – You won’t even need to bend down to get this right. Attachment unhooking is also a breeze with the specially designed handle
Works best with hitches that are at least 1/2-inch in diameter. Fit for John Deere lawn tractors, zero-turn/riding lawn mowers, and even ATVs, UTVs, golfcart. Compatible with John Deere, Craftsman, Ryobi, Husqvarna, Cub Cadet Lawn Tractor
Compatible with a wide range of tow-behind attachments – Attach dump carts, lawn mower rollers, pull-behind spreaders, lawn sweepers, plug aerators/seeders, lawn vaccuums, boom sprayers, graders, chippers and more light-duty wagons/ carts!
Hitch locks and clips, cotter pins – you name them. A majority of lawn mower owners had probably tried them all. Cotter or split clips are a pain to use especially for those with dexterity issues and you need to kneel down to attach them! You’ll probably spend more time searching for a fallen cotter clip than doing your actual task! This magnetic hitch pin is straightforward: no moving parts, no assembly, and no complicated unhooking process. The magnetic hitch pins solid build ensures that it can withstand rough terrain, corrosion, and weathering. You can count on having this one for quite some time! Neodymium magnets make these pins even more efficient. This strong magnet securely attaches to the metal surfaces of tow-behind attachments. No rough terrain or steep climbs can budge these strong magnets. Some people have even found out that removing them from the attachment is the most difficult part! To emphasize just how powerful these magnets are, a neodymium magnet with a diameter of 0.197 inches can generate a force of over 3.75 pounds. Even lower-grade neodymium magnets have 10 times pull force in comparison to ceramic magnets! A ring magnet like the one used in this magnetic hitch pin can generate a pull force of around 25 pounds.You can basically hook the mower to your desired attachment in a matter of seconds. No more kneeling down, trying to force a pin into a narrow hole. And with a wide handle, even those with dexterity and arthritis can easily hook and unhook the hitch pin without issues. Pro tip: Many users find it easy to unhook their magnetic pin from the lip of the mower attachment but the magnet It often gets left behind. It’s just too strong that it will remain attached. The solution: grab the pin’s handle and twist it a bit. This is enough to dislodge the magnet from the lip of the mower attachment or the trailer hitch.