Customer Reviews for VEVOR Driveway Drag 66" Width, Tow Behind Drag Harrow 35" Length, 4" Height, Driveway Tractor Harrow with 2 Adjustable Bars, Heavy Duty Steel, Driveway Grader for ATV, UTV, Garden Lawn Tractors

Hooked it up and fixed the storm damage. Worked better than I thought.

Works as intended but the included instructions for assembly were useless to say the least. Looking through the photos on the listing was more helpful for getting it put together

Was able to figure it. Read other reviews. Must use a cinder block to hold it down in the back or the front edges will catch, pile up the sand & cause the vehicle to dig in. Well made & can level. Small gravel & sand.

It works really well with a couple of cinder blocks to get some weight. It was easy to assemble but it would be good if the pieces was labeled with stickers with numbers on.

Worked amazing to level out 20k sqft of compost.

I don't ever leave reviews, but I'm happy with this purchase. It was definitely worth the sale price I paid and will save me several hundred dollars in rental equipment.As others have mentioned no instructions were included, but I'm an engineer and it was pretty self explanatory. I did make some minor modifications including flipping the bolts upside down so they won't get grass and such wrapped around them. Added as tray for weight and to add some additional structural reinforcement as well as an way to bungee cord/chain it in a locked folded positions.It's nothing amazing, but some of these other reviews make me question what the reviewers were trying to use It for...

The price was almost the same as buying the materials and welding them together myself. I will make a couple of adjustments such as widening the drag bar and extending a wheel bar further behind it to eliminate porpoising. An ATV works just fine dragging it down an extended grave driveway.

Very easy to use. Gives great results. Would highly recommend to any one wanting to level out a gravel driveway. If gravel is very compacted, you might need to break the surface prior to use. Where the towbar attaches to the drag could be a bit beefier bent mine when it hit a hidden rock.

It's heavy enough with a couple cinder blocks to dig in and grade the dirt or gravel. I needed to work up a piece of bare ground, about 3,000 square feet, and plant grass seed. I added a piece of steel angle, to each front bar, that I had drilled and added a total of (14) 1/4" x 1-1/2" stainless bolts. That digs up the soil nicely after several passes. Planted the seed, removed the cinder blacks and just used the drag to rake in.

Great at smoothing uneven ground in yard. Instructions were very basic and limited. No intructions on how to attach 6 adjustable bars which were useless with no instructions. Had to hold 6 concrete blocks in place with heavy cord that worked fine, but more difficult when removing blocks to move drag without dragging it accross areas you don't want to drag.