VEVOR Drag Harrow, 4' x 5' ATV Chain Harrow, UTV Tractor Attachments Field Drag Mat for Landscape Leveling or Sod Prepping, Durable Harrow Rake Grader for Gravel Driveway, Farm, Garden, Field

I used this behind a 20 hp yard tractor to repair and level some portions of our yard after we had several trees cut down. It did a very nice job of dragging and leveling the dirt so we could replant grass. The front brackets can be adjusted to fit what ever square shaped weight you might use to assist in the dragging portion (I used a couple of race car weights from my old days weighing about 40 lbs total). The included snap hooks looked pretty weak and were too small to fit my hitch bar so I bought a pair of 5/16” hooks of the same type at Tractor Supply and they have held up fine(small enough to fit through a chain link, but big enough to take the weight of the drag).

The good: the price, and it seems to work! I have been currently alternating between another drag and a chain link gate with a tire on top, to drag my sand paddocks. The chain link eventually falls apart and is expensive to replace at nearly $100 each pop. So when I saw this drag for under $100, I thought I had nothing to lose. It is lightweight and easy enough for my rider mower to tow.The bad: after the first use, one of the bolts came off the back bar. I made sure to tighten the rest. The bars do seem flimsy. But so far, after about a dozen uses, it is doing its job and holding up. Time will tell. My other drag can be temperamental when it hasn't rained and will get bogged down. I am hoping that this drag will be able to work when it is dry and the sand gets deep.

I used this on a tilled lawn area that has been tilled 12" deep and gone over multiple times with a reverse tine tiller mounted on a Kubota BX Tractor. The dirt was pretty smooth, but before I went to reseed I wanted it totally smoothed out. It doesn't accomplish anything unless you put some weight on it. I put about 75 pounds spread out evenly as shown using blocks and the cross bars crumpled light light weight aluminum. They appear to be steel, but the cross bars/spreaders are total junk. Very much should of been a piece of box steel vs. simple angle iron. I may try and use a heavy duty tpost as a cross beam and see how it goes. No way I would recommend this to anyone.

This grader works perfect. Breaks up manure in the fields Use it daily

the nuts and bolts where just started and some had fallen out. Lucky I was able to find them in the box. These didn’t have anyLocking means and will need constant adjustment

Not sure what’s going on with the metal brackets as they pretty much self destructed with one time around a 3 acre field. Bolts on all the metal brackets came shipped loose. Would not bother to buy it again. A bit too cheap and the bottom metal band like I said just selff destructed pretty quickly.

I’m definitely going to give a positive review on this. Works great on my gravel driveway. I’m also going to use this to seed wild flowers on part of my property! Quality product! Definitely worth the money !

So far I like this for my needs. Problems I have had to deal with are that the bolts need to all be tightened very well. I lost one before I saw that need. The back plates could use some kind of new engineering to work better. Maybe something similar to the front two metal bars. Or maybe some kind of skid so the mat slides over the gravel at that end. Another issue is that the mat tends to bring up larger (in my case, crushed concrete) rocks to the surface (and also dislodging rocks on the surface), requiring that I have to pick them up or the driveways I have are very bumpy. That's ok though, I use those rocks elsewhere. All things considered, it is working well for flattening my land depressions.

Could do with being a bite heavier

A+

Great product, excellent price.

Not worth the money unless you are trying to flatten a kids sand pit.