VEVOR Heavy Duty ATV Dump Cart - Steel Tow Behind trailer, 750 lbs, 15 Cubic Feet Garden Utility with Removable Sides

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.

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.

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.

I just put it together. It took my daughter and I about an hour and a half to assemble, it went together easy. I thought it was going to be harder, especially since the directions are just pictures with no explanation, but I was wrong. It appears to be well built and im sure it will handle the 750 lbs. That it says it will. Very happy with it so far.

Poorly engineered and instructions so poor you'd rather be assembling a 1,000 piece Ikea item:Engineering: the cotter pins for the wheels are horribly insufficient. If you use these, the wheels WILL fall off. Second, the dumping mechanism is poorly engineered. The handle should prevent the unit from tilting: it DOES NOT. unless, you guessed it, you insert a cotter pin (also the wrong pin) in a hole to prevent a tilt. So, each time you use, carry pliers because you're constantly removing the wrong cotter pin. Finally, the tow attachment. Beyond poorly engineered. Once you push the large pin through your tractor, you need to use the care of a surgeon to insert, you guessed it, another cotter pin into a hole you can't see that is under a foot off the ground. Why can't there be a ball hookup? Does this company also run a cheaply made cotter pin business? I'd return this hunk of junk, but it will take me hours to dissemble and repack. I'll do my best to work around the engineering work of a 3d grader on his third time through the 3d grade. Spend the extra $100 and get the cub cadet brand.

Great utility trailer for the money. It was also quite easy to assemble. Roomy and very sturdy.