VEVOR Heavy Duty ATV Dump Cart - Steel Tow Behind trailer, 750 lbs, 15 Cubic Feet Garden Utility with Removable Sides

For the money this is an excellent little cart. I use it for trash and my dump is 8 mi away I pull it with my Polaris and I go 40 miles an hour which is not recommended by the way but I go 40 miles an hour down the little highway and dump my stuff and bring it back home and I've done that at least a dozen times now the most weight I probably had in it is maybe 100 lb so far even though it's rated for 750. But I would recommend this for light duty stuff and to describe the size of it it's about the size of a dorm refrigerator with a freezer on top and if you laid that down on its back it would be about the size of the bed of the card so you can clearly get like two full garbage bags in there and then some stuff on top and then bungee it down and have a lot of stuff in there to carry

It appears to be decently made for the price. As others have said, the instructions are clear for the most part, but there are a couple of confusing steps that could be clarified by having the illustrations identify which is front and back of the cart. The L-shaped brackets with the 4 small holes actually go on the back of the cart on the bottom corners...that held me up for a minute until I figured it out. That wasn't very clear in the instructions. There are a couple of minor issues like that, so you'll probably be unbolting things a few times.Definitely use a couple of 13mm sockets-don't try to use the included wrenches or you'll be spending a week putting it together.

I am giving 5 stars because I am pleased with the quality of the finished product.. that being said I almost gave less because the instructions rank in the top 5 worst instructions ever. Also, there was no damage to the box, but there was an about 1 inch square ding/dent/scratch on one panel. I plan to use this outside, so scratches are going to happen, so I don't really care. TIP* this thing is heavy, and it has to be moved around multiple times in order to reach bolts from both sides. If you can't lift 50+ awkward pounds easily, you will need help. First thing get out your 1/2 inch sockets and driver!! There are so many bolts and they send a couple super cheap 13mm metric open end wrenches, that are not the correct size, and are just this side of worthless. Last tip, because the instructions suck so hard, you will be removing and replacing half a dozen or so bolts to add later parts. If you have a driver with a 1/2 inch socket and 1/2 inch box end wrench, no big deal. Took me 2.5 hours but I didn't start using the proper tools for over an hour, because I'm hard headed 😖

Instructions are optional as you will have to assemble/disassemble/and reassemble in order to achieve the perfect final product. Love it. Hauling large rocks to nether regions of my yard. Much better that a wheelbarrow. Shipping cost was reasonable. Fast delivery.

Poorly engineered and instructions so poor you'd rather be assembling a 1,000 piece Ikea item:Engineering: the cotter pins for the wheels are horribly insufficient. If you use these, the wheels WILL fall off. Second, the dumping mechanism is poorly engineered. The handle should prevent the unit from tilting: it DOES NOT. unless, you guessed it, you insert a cotter pin (also the wrong pin) in a hole to prevent a tilt. So, each time you use, carry pliers because you're constantly removing the wrong cotter pin. Finally, the tow attachment. Beyond poorly engineered. Once you push the large pin through your tractor, you need to use the care of a surgeon to insert, you guessed it, another cotter pin into a hole you can't see that is under a foot off the ground. Why can't there be a ball hookup? Does this company also run a cheaply made cotter pin business? I'd return this hunk of junk, but it will take me hours to dissemble and repack. I'll do my best to work around the engineering work of a 3d grader on his third time through the 3d grade. Spend the extra $100 and get the cub cadet brand.

I'll start with the bad. I agree with other reviews that I have seen here. The assembly instructions are terrible. Three times through the process of assembling this cart I had to take bits apart and redo something. That is annoying considering how many bolts there are. The instructions could have been a lot more clear. Simply putting stickers on each of the parts with "A", "B", "C", etc would have helped. There are several similar parts and only after assembling some parts and finding that something else wasn't fitting did I realise that I had made a mistake. At several places some of the bolts needed to be left out to allow for attaching something later but that isn't covered in the instructions. One of the illustrations is done from a strange angle so that it appears that you are actually looking at the other end of the cart. That was really bad. The second thing that isn't so great is that the latch doesn't work that well. I put some cement pavers in the trailer and towed them to a different part of my yard. When I kneeled on the edge to reach towards the front to grab one of the pavers, the latch released and the pavers started sliding towards me. I suspect that I can modify the latch to make it work better but it is annoying that I would even have to do that.The neither good nor bad:This is a metal cart. I recommend putting a piece of plywood onto the bed to keep things from scratching the paint off.The good:Overall, I think that this cart is pretty sturdy. I think that now that I have it together, provided that I can make the latch work properly, that it will serve me well for years to come. The price was acceptable for what I got.

Exactly as description. Perfect for yard waste and moving items around the yard