VEVOR ATV Trailer Tow Behind Dump Cart, 1500lbs 15 Cubic Feet, Pull Behind Heavy Duty Yard Garden Trailer for Lawn Mower Tractor

very satisfied with this purchase. price was right, easy to put together, all the parts bolt together, thick steel with extra support. My only complaint is that the manual was lousy. You could barely see the diagrams and there were no written directions, so you had to figure were everything went. Aside from that this is a work horse, glad I bought it.

I've never seen instructions this bad on anything else I've ever had to assemble. Just a series of photos that aren't easy to pick up the details. Other than a few slightly bent pieces, it seems like a sturdy dump cart. Only time will tell how well it holds up. My previous one lasted 21 years.

instructions could have been written better. in other words slot A didn't fit in slot B so to speak and had to figure out how parts were supposed to go.

Assembly was easy took less than an hour by myself, a helper would be nice. The latch for the dump feature is absolute junk, like doesn't latch period, you have to keep the safety pin installed to keep it latched. Also doesn't tip enough to actually dump a full load, taller tires may help

It seams to be pretty well built and should hold up for my needs even tho it came slightly damaged and was missing some parts.

We extended the tongue to make it easier to back up the cart with the 4 Wheeler.

Easy to assemble with two people. Heavy duty materials. does a great job moving supplies and trash around our baseball complex.

Assembly can be done by one person, but two people makes it easier. Don't drop any nuts or bolts in the grass. There are not spare parts in the kit.There is no text in the instructions, just pictures.1. Assembling the side indicates that 2 bolt should be used, but there are 4 holes. Use the two in the center. The 2 end holes are shared with other panels that are attached later.2. The image for the L-bracket placement is very confusing. I provided an image of where these brackets go. They are at the back at the bottom.3. The axle fits between the two metal plate. Leave the bolts loose to get the axle installed. Leave them loose until the wheels are installed so the axle can be moved left and right a little. Once the wheels and cotter pins are installed, tighten the 8 bolts per the image I have attached.A 750 pound capacity seems.. optimistic.