AcrEase Pull-Behind Mowers for Kawasaki MULE

Last updated: September 30, 2026. Prices update automatically from our live catalog.

From the compact MULE SX to the diesel MULE PRO-DX, every current Kawasaki MULE is rated to tow more than the heaviest Kunz AcrEase mower. Kawasaki lists tow ratings from 1,100 lbs (MULE SX, with its optional hitch) to 2,000 lbs (MULE PRO-FX, PRO-FXR, and PRO-DX), and Kunz lists AcrEase mowers at 235 to 580 lbs. Kawasaki lists a 2-inch hitch receiver on the PRO-FX 820, PRO-FX 1000 HD, PRO-FXR 1000, and PRO-DX.

Every AcrEase Model, Current Pricing

All 12 models below tow behind a Kawasaki MULE. Prices in this table update automatically from our live catalog, and each model links to its product page.

Which MULE, Which Mower

Kawasaki specs for current MULE models. Pick the mower for your ground and acreage, then check your hitch.

Kawasaki does not list a hitch on the spec tables for the PRO-MX, PRO-FXT, PRO-DXT, or 4000/4010; check your owner's manual or dealer for the right drawbar. The MULE SX needs Kawasaki's optional trailer hitch before towing.

Hitch and Tongue Setup

AcrEase rough cut mowers use a standard farm clevis, a C-shaped coupler that Kunz says gives "excellent freedom of motion in all directions." On a MULE with a 2-inch receiver, slide in a receiver drawbar with a pin hole and drop the clevis pin through it. On a MULE SX, install Kawasaki's optional trailer hitch first. Skip the ball: Kunz notes a ball hitch is restricted to 12 degrees of motion side to side and up and down. The tow bar can be set to pull directly behind or fully offset to the side of the tow vehicle.

For the finish cut line behind a MULE, Kunz pairs its finish cut mowers with the optional ATV tongue, which hitches to the tow vehicle's existing hitch with a provided clevis pin. We stock the UTV tongue assembly for the H40B and the UTV/ATV tongue assembly for the Pro60K. For Pro60B and Pro60KWE tongue setup, call 877-203-4939 and we will confirm the right configuration.

Rough Cut or Finish Cut

Rough cut (MR44 and MR55 series) is for overgrown fields, pastures, trails, food plots, and light brush. Kunz builds them with 10-gauge decks, two blades, and a belt drive, with a conservative 2-inch sapling rating. Finish cut (H40B and Pro60 series) is for maintained grass where cut quality matters, such as large lawns, parks, and the acres around the house. Kunz puts rough cut mowing speed at 4 to 10 MPH and finish cut at 6 to 10 MPH in normal conditions. Full comparison on the Rough Cut & Finish Cut Mowers page.

Kawasaki MULE Notes

• Rear differential: Kawasaki equips current MULEs with a dual-mode rear differential with differential lock. Leave the lock off on grass unless you need extra traction; a locked rear axle scuffs turf in tight turns.
• Low range and engine braking: Most MULE models list a CVT with low range (H, L, N, R), and the PRO models list engine braking, which helps hold a steady pace on grades.
• Slopes: Kunz rates Kohler and Briggs & Stratton Commercial Turf engines for slopes up to 25 degrees, and says Briggs & Stratton Professional and Intek engines should not run on angles over 20 degrees for any length of time. Kunz also notes most tow vehicles become unstable after 20 to 25 degrees.
• Useful add-ons: the 44" and 57" electric lift kits raise and lower the deck from the driver's seat, the wetlands kit is built for marshy ground, and the hour/tach meter keeps maintenance on schedule.
• Outfitting the whole machine: browse Kawasaki UTV accessories.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can a Kawasaki MULE pull a 57 inch rough cut mower?

Yes. Kunz lists the 57" MR55 series at 580 lbs. Kawasaki rates the MULE SX at 1,100 lbs (with its optional hitch), the MULE 4000/4010 at 1,200 lbs, the PRO-MX at 1,500 lbs, and the PRO-FX, PRO-FXR, and PRO-DX at 2,000 lbs.

Does the MULE SX need a hitch?

Yes. Kawasaki notes the MULE SX towing capacity requires an optional hitch.

Do I need a ball hitch?

No. AcrEase rough cut mowers use a farm clevis. Use a receiver drawbar with a pin hole. Kunz notes a ball hitch limits the coupler to 12 degrees of motion.

Are AcrEase mowers PTO-driven?

No. Every AcrEase carries its own engine; the MULE only pulls it.

Manual or electric clutch?

Electric clutch models engage the blades with a switch, so you can start mowing from the seat. Manual clutch models carry a lower price.

Ready to Mow?

Questions on sizing or setup? Call 877-203-4939 (Mon-Fri 9am-4pm MST) or start with the AcrEase shopping guide. Kubota owners can see AcrEase mowers for Kubota RTV. Polaris owners can see AcrEase mowers for Polaris Ranger. Browse everything Kunz at Kunz Pull-Behind Mowers.