Tow-Behind Leaf Vacuum Built for Your Riding Mower
Hitch a Cyclone Rake to the riding mower you already own. Vacuum, mulch, and collect leaves in one pass — then pick the hitch system that matches your machine.
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What is a tow-behind leaf vacuum?
A tow-behind leaf vacuum attaches behind your riding mower. As you drive, it pulls leaves and yard debris through a deck hose, mulches them, and packs them into a large collector — so you spend less time raking and hauling tarps.
Every Cyclone Rake is designed, engineered, and assembled in West Haven, Connecticut for homeowners who want a durable system for real leaf season, not a one-weekend gadget.
Dual-pin or single-pin?
Same idea either way: a powered leaf vacuum behind your mower. The difference is how it connects.
Dual-Pin
Classic riding mowers & garden tractors
Our classic two-point hitch. Rigid tow, short debris path, built for mowers with solid rear structure.
See Dual-Pin Modelscyclonerake.com/cyclone-rake-models
Single-Pin / CRS
Zero-turn & single-pin setups
One-point hitch that pivots. Built for many zero-turns and machines that need a single-pin connection.
See Single-Pin Modelscyclonerake.com/cyclone-rake-single-crs-models
Not sure which hitch language matches your mower? Read Dual-Pin vs Single-Pin
Why Cyclone Rake
JetPath vacuum path — designed to keep debris moving and cut clogs mid-pass
Real collector capacity — built for heavy leaf drops, not a tiny mower bag
Built in Connecticut since 1997 — Designed, engineered, and assembled in West Haven, Connecticut since 1997 — and supported here
6-Month Peace of Mind Trial — run it on your yard; return terms as shown on live order pages
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Quick Answers
Leaf vacuum vs leaf blower?
A blower moves leaves around. A tow-behind leaf vacuum collects and mulches them into a collector as you drive.
Will it work with a zero-turn?
Many zero-turns use the single-pin (CRS) lineup. Start with See Single-Pin Models.
Can I try one?
Yes — 6-Month Peace of Mind Trial. Details on the live model order pages.