Driveway Drag Harrow 74”Width 39" Length Heavy Duty Lawn Leveling Tool with 2 Adjustable Bars for ATV,UTV,Garden Lawn Tractors with Pin Style Hitch

Took a chance with no reviews on it yet, but I'm happy with it. The assembly was actually quite easy and it has held up under a few hours of dragging around a rough part of the yard I have been smoothing out. It was an old gravel fire pit area, I am replacing it with a patio and needed that rock hump gone. I now have a 20 by 20 smooth dirt square to pack down and this unit looks like it's ready to take on the driveway next. I had 2 cement blocks on it for this, it will hold a third if I need it. The only criticism I have is that the two small cement block support bars are meant to be loose and do not screw down, but I can fix that easily enough with a drill if I want.

Seems little weak over all. Could use a better system to mount weight( blocks too, there no ready way to strap stuff to it. Has extra parts that have no way or recognizable place to mount to it.

Fast service. Good packing.

I absolutely love this thing. It is perfect for small leveling jobs. Don't buy it thinking your going to convert 2 acres of crop land into a flat luscious lawn, but I used it to spread 2000sqft of topsoil compost as well as fixing some low spots in the lawn. I had no issues with it. I do wist it had a pin to keep it raised a bit during transport.

I got this drag leveler to drag my yard for a renovation.Putting it together was easy. Bolts and lock-nuts.I had 20 yards of topsoil mix spread out and hooked up the drag and put two cinderblocks on to weigh it down. Started dragging and everything was going well until I caught one of the back legs on a retaining wall brick. The frame immediately warped and bent at a weld point. I spent some time beating it back into a usable shape and continued to drag. It didn’t work as well as it could’ve. Needs some improvements.I would make the front the same size as the back so the front can bump or slide off of things. This would protect it a bit. I would also add some better structural support in between the back and front bars.

The box came slightly bent up. Almost 1\2 the bolts and nuts were missing due to presumably loose packaging & the instruction manual was ripped to shreds by rattling pieces within package. We went to a hardware store and paid $10 for replacements in order to put unit together. Once together, the unit functioned better than expected, meeting our expectations, therefore we were happy with our purchase despite the inconvenience.

I liked the product the problem I had was on delivery the box was all taped up when I opened it the bolts were all over in the box and after inspection I was missing 9 bolts 9washers and 9 nuts short I went to local hardware to purchase bolts nuts and washers assembly was easy I hooked it up to my lawn mower and racked the entire back and side yard it took several trips around but it did ok till I added a cinder block and after the 5th pass one side bent back it needs to be of thicker steel or possibly tubing would work better

It did fine. Things to note, the bar that gets installed to place the cylinder block, that would come off. I ended up welding it in place, it now no longer comes off. I folded a nine feet length piece of chain link fence three times, making the fence three feet in length. Attached that section to the back of the drag and that smoothed the yard out much faster.