Strongway Steel ATV Trailer - 1200-Lb. Capacity, 17 Cu. Ft.

The instructions aren't the best but if you have basic builder skills you will be fine. It's heavy. Looks heavy duty. I put it on two buckets to put it together. That made it much easier. Pay close attention to the orientation of the support bar for the tongue so you don't put it together backwards. There's just one pre-drilled hole in the tubing where that goes for the front end. Also, pay attention to the small details on how many and where the screws for the 2 support cross members. The long ones are for the tongue bracket. Don't forget washers on both sides of the tires. I took it for a test ride with a few kids in the back. I think its well built and just the right size to haul branches, logs, dirt and rocks. It does sit kinda high for the dumping action but worth it. I plan to build a pully bracket and a hand winch to pull logs onto it. So far I'd recommend it.

Still in use 7yrs. later.

Several of the panels were bent or dented, paint was chipped off, hinges were misaligned making it very difficult to put cotter pins through and the directions were absolutely abismal. For example, largest screws looked like smallest on the instructions and there was no mention at all of using washers. Thankfully we had patience in putting it together and since we are using it on a farm the weather condition it arrived in wasn’t worth the effort to return it. That being said, I would not recommend this product or Tue company who makes it. While the box was delivered opened and in shambles, there were no pieces missing and it was plainly obvious the dents, bent metal frame and paint chips were present when the trailer components were placed in the packaging.

I got this as an alternate to my 6 cf wheelbarrow to reduce the number of trips while working in the yard. I haul it with an ATV using a 1-7/8" ball, so I replaced the hitch pin assembly on the tongue with a 1-7/8" coupler - much better.Assembly was fairly easy, even with the modification of the tongue. I replaced the wheels with no-flat wheels. What I thought would be a simple swap ended up being a bit more than I expected. The stock axle rod looks to be a 19mm diameter. As a result the 3/4 bearing bushings on the new wheels didn't fit. I bought a 3/4" x 36" axle, cut it down to size, and then assembled the wheels/axle. A great upgrade.I also recommend replacing the cheap hardware that came with the trailer. Replace it with a quality set of bolts, nuts, and washers.Yep, these are a lot of upgrades, but this trailer certainly can be used as is.The rear sliding gate is a bit flimsy, but it will keep your stuff inside the bed. Although it has the dump feature, if you fully load the bed with rock or dirt, you will not be able to remove the gate due to the pressure on the sides of the trailer. A pivoting swing gate (like a dump truck's) would have been a better choice.If you're tired of making multiple trips to the dirt or rock pile, this is your answer. I can load this up with about three wheelbarrow loads and then easily haul it to where I want to dump/empty.

Arrived in a taped box with a nut and washer missing. Manufacturer made a serious effort to package it well with corner boards and plywood ends in the carton. FedEx gave the carton no respect. Goes together fast with an impact driver. Parts well made and line up. Only negative is the latch used to dump the cart. Bent on 2nd use. Requires realignment after assembly to allow full release of the latch. Keep fasteners slightly loose and set the assembled cart on its wheels/then adjust to allow the latch to release. Once satisfied, tighten the fasteners. The added 3 minutes will save an hour of frustration. Don’t know how I will redesign the dump latch, but it will need to be replaced.

Good quality for the price.

Great little trailer. Just what I was looking for. Have been hauling firewood, brush and its working great. Gong to take the tires off and store them inside during the winter... will last me a lot longer IMO.

For $399, it was very cheaply made. Not worth $399. Maybe $199. It will get the job done, but not sure for how long. Also, worst assembly instructions I think I have ever seen. I was short the amount of washers and bolts I needed and the instructions didn't even label the bolts correctly.It was also damaged from shipping. Front gate was bent. Gos to show how easy it is to bend. Was able to hammer it straight.