Yard Commander400LB Heavy Duty Tow Behind ATV Trailer Steel Dump Cart - 10-Cubic Feet Capacity - Garden Utility Trailer - Trailers with Removable Tailgate for Riding Lawn Mower Tractor

I like that it was easy to put together. The instructions are clearly indicated and there are good diagrams that explain each step. I also like the hitch design, it connects easily without any special hitch attachments needed. It dumps easily. The rear panel slides in easily, but it is difficult to get out if there is weight against it, (i.e. from a load of soil), so be sure to remove it before dumping! The tires haven't gone flat despite being used in a goat-head sticker rich area! The lawn tractor pulls it easily, the tires work well over uneven ground.

Recently ordered, received and assembled Yard Commander Tow Behind. Here are my observations:Negative:1. Being that this item is labeled as "heavy duty", I would question. Appears that the construction is about 20ga CRS. Should be 16ga to be heavy duty. Some parts were bent from shipping (commented by others).2. Powder coating is substandard. I have had many parts PC over the last 30 years and this finish would have been rejected for flaking and obvious scratches.3. Fasteners should have a few extra of each, at least (1) additional since the packaging allows for some to scatter when plastic is cut. Could lose a couple. I've been assembling many piece of furniture this past year (moved to a new state after giving my kids all of our old furnishings). ALL have extras.Positive:1. Illustrations are clear enough, since no physical parts are labeled to match the instructions.2. Time consuming to assemble but no longer than might be expected. With no interruptions, it took me about three hours. Had no WTF moments. I'm 76 and my life long work was sedentary until retirement. So I'm not a mechanic.3. Looks good (except for the finish defects and minor dents and scratches from the factory (or shipping).I have more to say after towing it around my four acres and using it to move or haul stone, dirt, sand or whatever. I'll addendum later.

Great cart for use behind my gold cart. So great my neighbor stole it and ordered me a new one. Little pain in assembly but not that bad. Sturdy and well designed.

Easy assembly and for the price I think it's a good deal. Priced a metal pull cart at the local hardware store a little larger and a little heavier but more than twice the price.

I read all the reviews and difficult assembly is not true. Lay out the parts first, read the instructions and it's all very simple. A kid could assemble this.

The metal used is very flimsy!! Bends very easily!!! I don't think this will last very long!!! Cheaply built!!!

This could be better but could be worse. For the cost, it should be better.I bought this to use behind the riding lawnmower. It does primarily what I want it to do. I wanted something to put trash in, occasionally a little wood, move tools, small things like that to use in the yard. For that, it works well. The problem was simply getting to that point to use it.The cart comes disassembled which I knew. I just didn’t know it was going to take so much time to put together. No problem, that’s life. Sometimes things take longer than you expect. I’m mechanically inclined and if I weren’t, it would have been a much bigger problem as a couple of the panels were bent. The metal is thin enough that I could bend it back enough in shape to make it work but it was bent before I got it out of the box which was disappointing.This is basically a large flat panel and three side panels that all bolt together. Clear your schedule for the afternoon to put it together. It is possible for one person to put it together but it’s more difficult because some of the pieces need to be positioned just right as they’re bolted together.The real kick in the head was assembling the final three pieces that adds rigidity to the side walls. Without these pieces, the side walls will bend very easily. Sigh. Two of the three pieces were sadly missing and not included.I was able to call the company that following Monday and they shipped me the missing parts free of charge. Thanks. But, I now had a cart I needed to use but unable to because of the missing parts. It wasn’t until the following weekend that I was able to finally finish it. Then the rain came.For a light garden cart it works ok. It’s the picture of it dumping wood that I’m going to call bogus. Sure, you can carefully lay wood in it but most people would just toss it in. The sheet metal is so thin that it’d knock the bottom out of it.You could line it with plywood or do like I did and use cardboard. No way could you use it roughly with wood like that unless you want to see dents, dings and holes in it.It does do the job that I wanted it for but if I knew I was going to have the trouble of missing parts and that the bottom was so thin, I think I would have passed on this and gotten one that was NOT metal and took less assembly.

Fairly easy to assemble. was slightly damaged when i got , but i have come to expect that with large Amazon orders. I bought this because it was the cheapest one i could find and it works fine. Just keep in mind that it is lightweight.