This is a tow hitch receiver for a Lexus GX460. It just happens to be an almost bolt-on  option for Ryobi 48V mowers. It utilizes the bolts that hold in the battery tray, so I'm not sure if it would work in the RM300e since it doesn't have a battery tray.

You'll need to drill some holes in the frame tube behind the battery and add a couple M8 or 5/16 bolts to complete the installation. For more pictures and details, see this Reddit post.

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Thatch is the built up of dead grass and roots under your actively growing grass. When there's too much thatch, it prevents new grass from  growing, resulting in a thinner lawn. Excess thatch can make your lawn appear yellow, particularly during the colder months. The tines on this thing will pull up the thatch as you tow it.

You'll want some weight on it to keep it from bouncing around. A 16 x 8 x 4 inch cinder block attached with a bungee cord to each side will do the trick. The blocks are about $2 at Home Depot or Lowe's.

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Lawn sweepers are a fast way to pick up debris from your yard. They'll pick up sticks, leaves, pine cones, walnuts, and thatch as easily as driving over them. They have long brushes connected through gears to the wheels, so when you drive, the brush spins, throwing whatever is in front of it into the basket. Then back it up onto your dump pile, pull the rope to lift the basket up to dump the contents. You don't even need to get off the mower. Just dump it slowly or everything ends up on top of the sweeper.

It's a huge time saver. The main downside is these things are a bit bulky to store. However, the basket comes off easily and will fold down by removing the rear vertical supports.

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When you're not mowing, you can think of your mower as a large mobile battery. An inverter lets you leverage that battery for emergencies, events, or working in remote sections of your property. Most small inverters on the market are for 12 Volt systems. While there are a few for 48V, the  Zetawale GXTK-48V-2500 stands out for quality and performance at a good price.  It's rated for 2500 Watts continuous and 5000 Watts peak. 2500W is roughly the equivalent of a 20A breaker. Fully loaded, you'd get about 2 hours of runtime from a 100Ah battery.

You can find it on Amazon.

In Summer 2025, they released a larger, 4000W version rated for 4000W continuous and 8000W peak. 4000W is roughly equivalent to 33A AC and is intended for large appliances. To be able to draw this much power from the inverter, you'd need to hook your load to the AC output terminal block rather than using the regular outlets. If you need this amount of power, you will also probably want a larger battery.

The 4000W version is also available on Amazon.

This is another one from our friends over at ACMC Studios. This rack allows you to attach Ryobi LINK system boxes and crates to create a trunk for your RM480. I have one and it's really nice to have a place to store a pair of gloves and small yard tools. I also throw trash in it that I find while mowing.

The rack sits high enough that you can still access the charge port. It's positioned so the weight is centered over the back frame tube and so you still have most of the seat adjustment range. The top half of the rack can be removed with 4 bolts with wing nuts and you can use a bagger without removing the lower brackets. The lower brackets are always black and the top of the rack comes in black or green.

Chris at ACMC Studios went through a lot of iterations and testing to get to the current design and it shows.

You can find it in their Etsy store.