Reseñas de clientes para VEVOR Grada de arrastre, grada de cadena de alta resistencia de 4'x4' con 69 dientes, accesorios para tractores ATV UTV, tapete de arrastre de campo para preparación de césped, siembra de césped, nive

Pretty good harrow. Does the job. No faults or issues. If it was 20KG's heavier it would be a tad better, but thats the difference between premium and good. I paid for cheap, got good, cant complain

It is a light weight drag that works well with looser material. I used it successfully to drag a trail, to smooth it for the first snow and snowmobiling . Add weight to be more aggressive.

Superb for levelling the sand round pen and for distributing manure in the fields

Nadat ik de levering heb ontvangen, uit de verpakking gehaald en een proefrit gedaan achter de Quad! Door zijn eenvoudige constructie, maar toch stevig materiaal, handig gebruik gemaakt van deze sleepeg.

Came missing the chain, ring, and instructions. Sure as hell wasn't going thru the hassle of exchanging a 70 lb wooden crate, it so I just bought some hardware. Once I figured out which pieces connected to which and hooked it to the quad it smoothed out the washboards in the driveway with ease. Took a few passes each direction. Crate was pretty beat up but I'm sure that was FedEx, they do such a fantastic job.

La herse est assez lourde et griffe trop le terrain. Je me suis basée sur un commentaire d’un client qui disait « que le modèle n’était pas assez lourd », à la réflexion je pense que le 1 er modèle aurait été suffisant. Je retourne la herse pour étaler les crottins . J’ai noté des traces de rouille. Ça aurait été bien de noter le poids en KG.

This is well-made, but the design needs improvement. I was surprised when it arrived that the harrow came in two pieces; a larger drag section and a smaller drag section that hooks to it. The issue is that although it works fine when under tension, but the drag sections are prone to unhooking from one another. the design needs to be either one assembly, or have clevises or shackles that won't unhook on tight turns, etc. I am going to have to wire mine up to keep the whole thing assembled during use.

I bought this 6 ft drag harrow for use on soil, well within the advertised use cases (the listing itself is titled "for Gravel Driveway Field" and lists Driveways as a suitable scenario). Within 15 minutes of first use, pulled slowly through soft, sandy soil, no added weight, several tines were already bent and the mounting hardware had loosened. Over the following two weeks I worked with VEVOR support to fix it: replacing the stock nuts with nylon lock nuts and washers and straightening bent tines repeatedly. Despite that, the tines themselves kept failing, as of now, 7 of 40 have broken off completely and roughly half the rest have been bent and straightened at least once. This is all from soil use; I haven't even attempted the gravel driveway use case the product is marketed for. When I raised this, VEVOR support told me the tines are "designed specifically for use on soil" and more likely to break on gravel — which directly contradicts their own product listing and title. I asked for a replacement set or a refund and, as of this review, that has not happened. Bottom line: the frame and hardware are fine, but the tines are the part that actually does the job, and they don't hold up to even light, on-label use. A $400 tool that's unusable within a day is not a good buy. If you're considering this for anything beyond the lightest occasional use, be aware the tine steel does not seem to hold up to the driveway/gravel use case it's advertised for.

Absolutely useless , worked ok was too light to actually do what I needed

Took some finessing to bolt together, an one bolt stripped, but other than that looks like it will work well. Just a note, Purolator took 3 extra days to deliver as they were having an issue with the weight. So be prepared to deal with that...***UPDATE*** So unfortunately I have to revise my overall score, and its not good. All the tines bent, they seem to be made of a mild steel, not hardened as most Agricultural equipment is, no I didn't have any extra weight on the frame, like some do. I was grading earth/clay with some small stones, and three outright broke. The nut's that hold the tines are a weird design for locking and I had to stop and re-tighten them twice as a few fell out. A lock washer or lock-nut should be used. If I had known the overall quality was going to be this bad, I would not have purchased. I towed with a Kawasaki Mule for reference. It's a good idea, just not the highest quality product being used unfortunately. I'll try to sell on Marketplace I guess...