Customer Reviews for VEVOR Driveway Drag 84" Width, Tow Behind Drag Harrow 70" Length, 4" Height, Driveway Tractor Harrow with 6 Adjustable Bars, Heavy Duty Steel, Driveway Grader for ATV, UTV, Garden Lawn Tractors

I half expected this to fall apart after the first use. I did put some self locking nuts on the bolts to keep them from shaking loose. I am using this to drag a 1/2 mile gravel road and to break new trails and it hasn't let me down. Vevor gets my vote!

Not sure why I need 100 characters, what I said is all I needed to say, basic atv attachment for grading purposes

This is a great tool need to improve the metal bars that hold the blocks in place.the the bars do not stay in place.

Bought this to fix washed out gravel driveway. Worked well enough to do the job.. I bungee corded 2 concrete blocks onto it. As others stated the pieces to hold blocks in place useless as no way to attach. One bolts/nut fell off after use, tightened them pretty good but lots of vibration so lock washers would have been better choice.

I used this to drag over 700 feet of road. I drag the road 4 or five time due to rain storms. I did a great job after I added some weight to it.

replacement for the one I bent running into a shipping container. I repaired the damaged one this one still in storage.

Shipping was extremely fast. Unit was very easy to put together. It was missing the nut and bolt for the tongue, but I had some extras laying around that I was able to make work. I bricks weren't quite heavy enough to make a difference, so I used a 55 gallon drum 1/4 full of water. That added just enough weight evenly and it worked great. I would definitely buy again.

There is no way to fix the adjustable bars so they will stay in place. Will buy some angle iron so I can make them longer and bend them over the other angle and bolt them in place. This way they won't move and the weight will stay in place.

Great little harrow to toe behind atv/truck. Was easy to put together and worked as intended. Lots of options regarding weights

Had about an inch of rain over a 20-30 minute period on the 1/2 mile gravel driveway we have a easement through. Washed out serious amounts of the finer aggregate, especially on the steep sloped portion. Had been waiting to use this thing since a proper box blade and the machinery needed to run it is way out of our budget. Between loading this up with I believe about 100-150lbs of blocks on it and towing it behind the 525cc Honda Rancher, it did a pretty good job. It's a temporary fix but well worth the 100 or so dollars I paid for it. I think I can use it to limp the driveway along and at least defer the cost of paying someone with the expensive heavy machinery to do it. A couple of side notes: I used loctite on the nuts as I'd read a review about bolts coming loose. I had zero issues with that. Additionally, they really don't give you any holes in the frame to attach the bars to hold the concrete blocks to. I drilled extra holes and then used some heavy duty wire to attach it all. Low profile concrete blocks helped, although they'd still fall out once in a while. Overall, I'm pleased, as this beats loading up more 3/4 minus to fill these areas.