Trash Can Grabber | Single - ATV / UTV > Trailers and Hitches - Titan Attachments Reviews

4.7 Rating 42 Reviews

FEATURES:- Designed to be used with the sub compact tractor's 3pt hydraulic lift hitch.- Fits standard 2" receiver hitch.- Lifts and secures your garbage can by hooking to your trash can's metal bar.- Sleeve has 3 mounting holes to sit perfectly in your receiver hitch.- Makes carrying garbage cans down long or steep driveways safe and easy.SPECIFICATIONS:- Weight: 8 LB- Height: 12"- Length: 13.5"- Hitch Sleeve Length: 12"- Grabber Hook: 4" wide x 2.5" high x 1.75" deep- 3 Mounting Holes on Sleeve are 3.5" apart- Weight Capacity: 925 LB

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“It is a 1/4 mile from our house to the road. The trash canner grabber makes taking out the trash much easier. I never even have to get off the tractor.”

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Posted 4 years ago

“Good quality. Design could be improved. Mine will not drop low enough to pick up trash bin, so I have to raise bin up on it.”

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Posted 4 years ago

“We love our 1000 foot gravel driveway but pulling a garbage cart that far is no fun. This is a real time saver and much easier on the back.”

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Posted 4 years ago

“I stumbled across this attachment on the website. I have to drop my trash can about 1/8 of a mile from my house. Prior to purchasing the grabber, I would strap the trash can in the bucket of my tractor. Now, I just back up to it, lift, and go.”

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Posted 4 years ago

“I can use the conventional method of using tractor. My wife can also use our vehicle with available air suspension to lift and transport trash.”

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Posted 4 years ago

“Great item to make moving garbage cans easier down a 400ft driveway.”

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Posted 4 years ago

“This product is well built for sure. If you are lifting regular garbage filled cans they work great. However if you are lifting cans filled with horse manure the cans get top heavy and start leaning to one side or another. Then the cross arm in the can pops out and the whole things falls and you have poop everywhere. However, I had the Titan forklift arms from another project. I then placed them on the side to stabilize the sides of the can. It worked! I would recommend for heavy cans to build something with arms a little higher on the side to help stabilize the weight of the can. I still love the Grabber it is making my life a lot easier.”