Customer Reviews for VEVOR Driveway Drag, 66" Width Tow Behind Drag Harrow, Q235 Steel Driveway Grader with Adjustable Bars, Support up to 50 lbs, Driveway Tractor Harrow for ATVs, UTVs, Garden Lawn Tractors

Awesome product, well built, easy to use. Good quality at a really good price. Thought it might be cheap due to the price but I was wrong, well built.

This is best thing I have found. It is so easy to put together and use. It is keeping my roads nice and smooth. I highly recommend.

Five stars because the price is ridiculously low for this. I think the comparable one at tractor supply is 300 some dollars. 90 bucks is more like it! Assembly could be tricky if you don't ever put anything together. I threw it together, put an old semi tire on top and towed it around the driveway for about 30-45 minutes. Worked pretty good. My driveway was in terrible condition so it needs more time but all in all I'm happy. Only thing I had to do was cut a notch in the tongue of the drag to fit my hitch. You probably won't need to do that, I was using a truck hitch on my side by side to tow it. I think it is made for lawn mowers and four wheelers which have smaller hitches. Anyways works great!

Went together well but two crossbar pieces don’t seem to fit anywhere so we left them off. They also did not have any nuts or bolts to attach them to the frame. Directions were just pictures. Drag works as anticipated.

This really worked well. I places 3 cinder blocks on it so it would dig deeper I had a new load of crush and run put down on my driveway and it had lot of unevenness, it was like driven on the moon. After making g many passes with this my driveway is nice. I recommend this highly!

I use this on a 1/4 mile long gravel drive that rises 75 feet bottom to top. I pull it behind a 500cc ATV.It works really well smoothing out loose gravel and knocked the crown down in a few passes.It struggles on deeper ruts. I've made a dozen or so passes over the rutted, washboard areas and while it did improve it, it's not as good as a tractor with a back blade. It's entirely possible I let the drive get too bad before addressing it. Instructions are poor but I figured it out. Definitely needs cinder block weight and the suggested method of securing them doesn't work so I modified it to accept heavy ratchet straps. For the price, I can't complain.