VEVOR ATV UTV Trailer Tow Behind Dump Cart, 1500lbs 15 Cubic Feet, Heavy Duty Yard Garden Trailer Pull Behind Dump Trailer for Lawn Mower Tractor

First of all you tell tell the company takes great pride in delivering something that is well package for international shipments and arrives without damage. All parts that were paintied were well wrapped to prevent rubbing against each other and have the paint surfacr damaged.The product was easy to assemble and the directions were very complete; unusual from things that come from China. My only complaint is that the illustrations in the assembly book were a little small to read. A pair of reading glasses solved this issue.Product is well built. Paint is professional. I wish it has stainless steel nuts and bolts but I can change that out if necessary down the road.Now I need to do a little manual labor and try this bad boy out. I would definately recommend to all.

The paperwork showed all hardware and diagrams but no actual instructions!! The bag of hardware had busted in transit and was all rolling around in the box! Fortunately everything was included and nothing missing.I'm a 67 yr. Old country woman and handy with all tools. So with a wrench and pliers, I got it all together in 30 mins.We'll pull it behind a Husqvarna riding mower to haul garbage cans to/from the hwy on our land.Seems sturdy enuff and worth the price.The dogs may take a liking to it too!!The rubber floor mat will keep their feet safely on top and not get stuck in the wire mesh.Time will tell!

What I like, is that this a heavy duty cart. The upper rails can be removed, the dumping handle is very secure, with a heavy duty spring, and the 16 inch wheels make it very manageable in tight spots.What I don't like. The instructions are absolute garbage.. very hard to decipher. My vision isn't the best, and the things that were circled as important were very hard to make out.What I really don't like: When I opened the new trailer box, (not a refurb), the bolts, cotter pins, and nuts were not in a nicely sealed packet. It looked like they had been thrown into the box as an afterthought. I had to go buy 4 14mm bolts, 7 14 mm. nuts, about 10 washers, and for the three places you need cotter pins, 2 for the wheels, 1 for the hitch, I had 1 in the box... Beware of the missing hardware. Once it's together, it's a well made utility trailer. Dear Vevor. get it together with the hardware...

For the price, this is a very good trailer. We use it to haul things down to the barn and around the property. The only downside I have found is that the bolts in the bed of the trailer rip bags open when sliding them out.

On two occasions I lost the trailer with a modest load while traveling in the pasture. The first time was coming up hill with a load , the second was taking a single garbage can downhill to the road. Fortunately no one was hurt, but could have been.In the photos you can see the upper portion of the hitch is bent. The loaded trailer wieght had that part of the hitch bent up to where the pin released the trailer which went headlong down the hill. In each case the load was to the front of the trailer. I was using a magnetic pin which I have used in my old trailer or years and never had an issue with loads that we well over 150lbs.That old trailer which I had for over 10 years had a maximum load of 250lbs, this one is 750lbs but with less than 150 lbs the upper part of the trailer attachment bent.The picture is after I had to use a hammer to get that upper part where I could align and insert the pin to continue to tow the trailer. That part of the trailer is the weak link with this trailer. It looks as if I am going to have to have fabricated a much more substantial piece of steel to make this safe. In no way would I attempt to put more wieght on this trailer until that piece is replaced.I might add that when you use the dumping of the trailer make sure you double check that is is adequately latched when you lower it back down. It doesn't always line up correctly. It may appear to be latched but it is not completely so.

Well built for the price compared to Lowe’s or Home Depot yard carts. The width in the picture is to outside of tires not the cart. Still big enough to pull behind my mower. Trailer width is around 25” inside width.

Missing washers and nuts due to inferior packing. Also, sloppy, inferior paint job. I imagine it will be rusting in no time. Fortunately my husband is mechanically inclined because the set up instructions were lacking clarity. There were literally nut and bolts on my porch due to holes in the flabby shipping box.

The cart is ok for the purpose it was purchased for. However, the vendor Vevor has poor customer service in my case. The box was close to 200lbs and was damaged in the corners. Small holes in packaging allowed small washers to get lost in transport. The cart and screw contents in the box was so scattered that it damaged the cart and the poorly packaged cart inside. I emailed vevor thinking they would replace the missing washers. No! They wanted proof I ordered from them. Sent screenshot of order and waited a few more days. The reply was they wanted more pictures of the damaged box. This was a bad response on vevor’s part!! This reply made me realize they had no intention of helping me. I went to the hardware store to buy the washers to assemble the banged up cart. Companies like this get over on consumers who struggle to get by! Buy this cart from somewhere else and avoid the problem I encountered. I have other carts just like it on Amazon and Walmart and other third party sellers. Do your research!!!