Attachments with no PTO requirement

Plenty of useful tractor attachments don't draw PTO power at all. Box blades, rear blades, landscape rakes, pallet forks, and bale spears are all gravity-and-traction tools, sized by weight against your 3-point lift capacity rather than horsepower.

These attachments are the easiest to match to a tractor: if the implement weight fits within your 3-point lift capacity at 24 inches behind the lower lift arms, it will run. PTO HP doesn't matter.

Below is every non-PTO implement in our database. Compare implement weight to your tractor's 3-point lift capacity, leave at least 20 percent headroom for safe operation.

• Box blade weight should match your tractor. A 600 pound box blade behind a sub-compact will lift fine but won't bite into hardpack.
• Rear blades benefit from added weight (cinder blocks in a holder) for grading hardpack and snow.
• Pallet fork rated capacity assumes the load sits against the carriage. Heavy loads forward of center reduce safe capacity sharply.