VEVOR Heavy Duty ATV Trailer Steel Dump Cart, 750 lbs 15 Cubic Feet, Garden Utility Trailer Yard Trailers with Removable Sides for Riding Lawn Mower Tractor

The trailer took about 2.5 hours to assemble without trying to rush it and I was using actual ratchets and gear wrenches, NOT the cheap basic wrenches that come in the hardware kit. The assembly instructions are limited but if you are mechanically inclined and think about the assembly, you won't have any problems. At first I questioned the sturdiness but as it came together, the trailer is very sturdy and solid. All parts were in good shape, all hardware was of the correct amount and in good order. A few things would be easier to do with two people, but again, thinking through it and using some creativity, one person can assemble the trailer. The bed size is just about right. The trailer is heavier but can be easily wheeled around by hand for basic moves and storage. It did great moving some firewood behind my zero turn and I'm looking forward to moving some gravel and use the dump bed feature which works great. Do think the cotter pin removal that secured the dump bed could be altered some for easier removal. The trailer is very stable and rolls great on rougher terrain. So far I'm very pleased with the purchase and glad I went this route versus another option I was considering that cost quite a bit more.

I am giving 5 stars because I am pleased with the quality of the finished product.. that being said I almost gave less because the instructions rank in the top 5 worst instructions ever. Also, there was no damage to the box, but there was an about 1 inch square ding/dent/scratch on one panel. I plan to use this outside, so scratches are going to happen, so I don't really care. TIP* this thing is heavy, and it has to be moved around multiple times in order to reach bolts from both sides. If you can't lift 50+ awkward pounds easily, you will need help. First thing get out your 1/2 inch sockets and driver!! There are so many bolts and they send a couple super cheap 13mm metric open end wrenches, that are not the correct size, and are just this side of worthless. Last tip, because the instructions suck so hard, you will be removing and replacing half a dozen or so bolts to add later parts. If you have a driver with a 1/2 inch socket and 1/2 inch box end wrench, no big deal. Took me 2.5 hours but I didn't start using the proper tools for over an hour, because I'm hard headed 😖

The cart is well balanced and the removable rails allow for strapping and taller loads. Seems it is very sturdy and pulls perfect behind a lawn mower. I loaded it to the top with firewood and it sat for days without flat spotting the tires. Great addition to my smaller cart and Yard Glider. The bolt heads in the floor of cart can be a nuisance but only way around that is if it was one piece. Everything went together with no issues as far as alignment. Do not use the wrenchs that are provided but use sockets and good boxed end wrenches. The installation manual should be full size so details could be enlarged. Could be clearer on the hardware that needs to be installed at later assembly. Parts are identified but not used to show detail number at assembly. Detail 4 is a left and right and they are not shown clearly at assembly with the floor or they can be put on in reverse. Detail 6 is shown assembled on the wrong end of cart. Assembly of detail 10 requires two people. A few dents and scratches but nothing that was alarming. Assembly took 2 to 2-1/2 hours but better instructions or a video on their website would have saved me half and hour easily. All things considered it would seem to be a quality product and a good value. It would have gotten 5 stars if better assembly instructions were available.After using for several weeks I added a removable plywood floor when hauling things that I don’t want to get caught on the exposed bolt heads. Had a handle in my catch it all box that I mounted to the plywood to make it easy to drop in and take out. Have no regrets with this purchase.

This is a well-built trailer that is a real workhorse.. They even include tools to put it together. We used it for some heavy rock work, and it held up just fine. The assembly instructions were weak in some steps, as they did not provide some basic information that proved to be important. I let them know where it was confusing. A few words would have really helped.

Do the instruction stink? No, not really. There are a number of bits to put together and they need to be square and tight. That does involve squaring up pieces, torqueing them down so they don't shift and later needing to back out some bolts to add in bits while still having torqued bolts to hold the trailer square. It's really no big deal and with the right tools (and a beautiful wife's extra set of hands) you can make quick work of it. Flat surface is recommended for assembly. Room to spread out is highly recommended. As noted, easy to assemble with the right tools. From the time you open the box, expect to spend about an hour assembling it with an extra set of hands, 90 minutes or more if it's just you. It is sturdy for its purpose, we use it to bring cut logs and debris up out of the woods on a modest ridgeline without issue. A great value when compared to pieces that are cheap plastic being sold for more money or 2 to 3 times the cost for metal at the big box shops. On a side note, we buy from Vevor frequently as it relates to things to maintain our property, usually directly from them. We've yet to be disappointed with a purchase, the only disappointment has been missing out on a great deal on an item we've needed for property projects.

It came missing two bolts (not the end of the world). The instructions are really really bad with small print/pictures. The print is so small that even when you enlarge it with your phone, you still can't figure out what they are attempting to tell you. After spending several hours putting it together and taking it apart because of misreading the pictures, I got it put together and have used it to haul 7 buckets of water to take care of 7 trees for around a week. Last night I disconnected it from the tractor and realized that the metal that is used to connect the unit to the tractor was bent. the 7 buckets translates to about 28 gallons -- which translates to approximately 300lbs -- heck let's just say 400lbs. The product page says it can handle 750lbs of weight -- but it can't. The tires didn't fail or anything but the metal bracket is definitely gonna fail if you haul anything above 300lbs. I am perplexed on what to do. I believe I still have the option to send it back to Amazon. I should also note that there were several pieces that were scratched and dented prior to taking it out of the box (but no damage to the box -- which means it was dented and scratched at the factory before putting it into the box). The price is good but if it isn't gonna last more than a few weeks -- it is a waste of money. Now the quality of the item - it can be overlooked for what it is -- but the bent metal portion - I was not expecting that to bend so easily considering all things.

So many reviews so many to choose from we were worried it would be crap BUT to our delight it is wonderful, just as described. Pros Goes on our riding mower easy Easy to assemble Very sturdy it has become a "train" for our grandkids and they love riding in it Hold a lot of weight, we have not tried it to the capacity is says it can hold, but it holds enough Great for moving debris, wood... Cons We have not tried the weight limit so I cannot speak to that not really a con just putting it out there that it says it can hold a lot more weight then we have tried I would not store it outside, I suggest room on a garage or a cover Great find! I spent WAY to much time looking at options, reviews... and decided on this one, def a great choice. Hope this help you!

I'll start with the bad. I agree with other reviews that I have seen here. The assembly instructions are terrible. Three times through the process of assembling this cart I had to take bits apart and redo something. That is annoying considering how many bolts there are. The instructions could have been a lot more clear. Simply putting stickers on each of the parts with "A", "B", "C", etc would have helped. There are several similar parts and only after assembling some parts and finding that something else wasn't fitting did I realise that I had made a mistake. At several places some of the bolts needed to be left out to allow for attaching something later but that isn't covered in the instructions. One of the illustrations is done from a strange angle so that it appears that you are actually looking at the other end of the cart. That was really bad. The second thing that isn't so great is that the latch doesn't work that well. I put some cement pavers in the trailer and towed them to a different part of my yard. When I kneeled on the edge to reach towards the front to grab one of the pavers, the latch released and the pavers started sliding towards me. I suspect that I can modify the latch to make it work better but it is annoying that I would even have to do that. The neither good nor bad: This is a metal cart. I recommend putting a piece of plywood onto the bed to keep things from scratching the paint off. The good: Overall, I think that this cart is pretty sturdy. I think that now that I have it together, provided that I can make the latch work properly, that it will serve me well for years to come. The price was acceptable for what I got.