Customer Reviews for VEVOR Heavy Duty Steel ATV Dump Trailer, 1500-Pound Load Capacity 15 Cubic Feet, Tow Behind Dump Cart Garden Trailer, with Removable Sides and 2 Tires, for Mowers, Tractors, ATV, UTV
15 Cu.Ft
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Ms
Metal Frame 12 Cu.Ft
Great trailer terrible tires. Impossible to find replacement wheels.
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ms
Metal Frame 17 Cu.ft
Price and tilt feature were the two things that attracted me to this trailer. However, quality is mediocre. Parts were damaged and dented. This made it very difficult to assemble. I have been using it and hope I'll lasts.
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Don't have high expectations
22 Cu.Ft
I bought this for pulling through the trails with an ATV on my property for cleaning up debris from downed trees, moving dirt around, things like that. It works ok, but it really could use more pins or bolts to attach the side rails - they tend to pop off too easily. I may end up adding some myself. Also, the pins that do come with it to hold the front and end gate on are too short - as things flex over rough terrain, the pins just pop open and fall out.
The dump mechanism is almost useless. It pivots at the axle, so it can only tilt a small amount, not really enough to "dump" anything.
The actual trailer seems solid enough for what it is, and I think it will hold up to my planned usage, I was just expecting better.
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Rebord acier trop mince
Metal Frame 12 Cu.Ft
Le rebord où sont insérer les eridelles de la remorque sont faites d’une feuille d’acier beaucoup trop mince, se sont brisés à la première utilisation, en serrant la courroie à criquet deux des plaques se sont cassés, aux deuxième coup de criquet.
Le reste de la remorque est solide, et fait le travail.
Je lui donne 3/5 pour cette raison, j’ai fait souder 3 plaques d’acier 1/4 de pouces sûr chaque dessus de rebord, et le problème a été réglé, c’est un problème facile à régler, mais cela devrait être fait en usine de leurs part.
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Smaller capacity than described
Metal Frame 12 Cu.Ft
The actual capacity of this trailer is 9 cubic feet and not 12.
The metal feels like it's a good thickness, but I haven't used it yet..
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OK, not great, has problems.
Metal Frame 17 Cu.ft
This metal trailer is fairly well constructed, but there are issues. It has a latch so that the trailer can be dumped. The spring that keeps the trailer secured is not strong enough so if you fill it with horse dung and drag it off to the manure pile, the odds are pretty good that it will come loose and dump the load prior to arrive at the dung heap. Fortunately, this is something that a bungy cord can address. The trailer was designed so that there is nothing that keeps the trailer aligned with the frame when it dumps. This is touted as a feature but I suspect it is more of a marketing ploy to put a spin on a failure of the design team. They built the thing so that the wagon bed itself rather than a structural frame keeps the wheels aligned with the tow hitch. When the bed is release by the 'dump' latch, that structure is no longer in effect and the back end of the cart can point off in any direction. This can be a little surprising the first couple times it happens. While we are on the subject of a dumping trailor, this is something that turns out to be completely useless because the back gate is so time consuming to remove that there is no point. Instead, it is much faster and more effective to simply disconnect from the towing device and lift the little trailer's tow bar to the point where the tailer can divest itself of its load. I do this maybe 5 times a day, after filling it with the contents of stables and paddocks. There is simply no point in using the dump mechanism. The snap on and off rails have their uses. For example, fence posts are too long to fit in the cart but they can be carried on top if the front and rear rails are removed while the side rails remain. You have to be careful doing this because the rails are pretty flimsy, but it can be managed. For about the same price, a larger capacity trailer ith a plastic bed can be purchased from Tractor Supply, and they will assemble it for you as well.
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Mr
22 Cu.Ft
Arrived damaged. Had to use my own hardware to assemble as the package of hardware was broken and many pieces missing. Had to do some fabrication work because the neck was bent
Cust service didnt respond in any tangible way
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Cheap quality
Metal Frame 10 Cu.ft
Cheap quality, parts loosen up easily
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Poor quality
22 Cu.Ft
I don't see this cart lasting for more than a couple yesrs
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Yard cart
Metal Frame 17 Cu.ft
Pretty easy assembly, the support brace that lockes into dump handle doesn’t fit right.
When weight is in bed it will come loose and dump, I am going to have to weld some metal in groove to extend into the lock handle more but should fix the problem.
Besides this faulty part the quality for the price is good.
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