Customer Reviews for VEVOR Lawn Leveler Tool 30 x 10 in, Lawn Leveling Rake with 77 in Long Handle, Soil Leveling Tool Stainless Steel, Leveling Soil Dirt or Sand Ground Surface for Yard Garden Ground and Golf Lawn

Great product, excellent price.

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

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.

Easy to put together. Sturdy and a good weight

So I bought this to use as a pasture drag for horse poop. I attached it to my four wheeler with a few d-rings. It runs it over and spreads easily. I do not recommend weighing it down with anything. It would surely come apart. I also would not use this as a leveling tool for anything but sand. I did have to use some threadlock on the screws/nuts as one came off on the first go round. For my purpose, I love it, and use it about 2-4 times a week.

Doesn’t have all the best features. But it works as advertised. Great price compared to other products and works just fine!!

No Disappointments

Lost all our trees during Hurricane Idalia. Prepping the land to seed for grass. This drag chain helped smooth out our 1 acre lot.

Arrived quickly, decent quality, works as described, good price, packaged very well. Not much more I can say

this works well it does collect some debris but I use it often and it is all I need on 1 acre--throw opn a few rocks and it works even better