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Iron Forge Tools 4 Ft Heavy Gauge Welded Steel Drag Harrow Powder Coated
Customer
Reviewed in the United States on March 22, 2025
The lawn grader works well. I had to strap the concrete blocks in place.
DK
Reviewed in the United States on March 21, 2025
Iron Forge Drag Harrow - Driveway Pull Behind Lawn Leveling Rake Grader - Tow Behind Lawn Tractor Attachments for ATV, UTV, or Mower - 4 Feet Heavy Gauge Powder Coated Welded Steel - BlackThis harrow looks exactly like it does in the seller's listing it has excellent welds and has a good powder coating. On the listing photos, at least to me the chains looked thin and inadequate but I ordered it anyway. Let me assure you, the chains are adequate, either they look very different in reality than in the photo.If I could make one suggestion to the seller/maker. All the angle iron on this harrow is the same dimension and thickness. I would like to see the angle iron on the parts of the harrow that make ground contact to be of a thicker gauge to ensure this lasts a long time.Thank you for reading my review and looking at my photos of this product. I hope you found it helpful!REVIEW PHILOSOPHY: I only review a product if it is something I am capable of critically evaluating through comparison, testing and use. This means I have experience of using similar items; or that I have equipment or tools that I can test it with; or that I have an upcoming need so I can actually use. I am as selective about getting an item to review as I would be about purchasing that same item, so yes, I expect it to be a good product. My reviews are NOT based on packaging or if it was delivered timely.
J. Rothenberger
Reviewed in the United States on March 20, 2025
Well, I felt pretty stupid. I wrote a very negative review on this grader and took up a lot of time with support when I couldn't find all the partys that were supposed to be included. Then I found the missing parts under the box the grader came in. Missiong parts happen sometimes but this is the first time I ever found it was me that had missed them.I had wanted to take a picture before and after on this one. However, after wasting about three hours until I found my error, my window to get this job done and rain coming, I only had time to get the grader set up and test it.My neighbor has a shed in the back of his property that he puts his battery operated mower in. A couple rains ago he tried to get his mower into the shed and, do to the wetness of the ground, he got stuck in the mud. I wasn't home and he tried to get it unstuck by driving it out in stead of waiting until I got home so that I could have used my lawn tractor to get him out. He really riped up about a 20 by 20 yard area in his yard.I've had the same issue in my yard in the past creating deep gashes in the earth that I used an old Mantis tiller that I bought over 50 years ago. I had suggested we use my tiller to rip it up once the area dried get rid of the deep gashes. It's not a fun job and takes a lot of effort to fix the issue.A couple weeks ago I saw this and decided to order it and try it out on his yard. He agreed to let me give it a try. The ground finally had dried out and more rain was coming so I was anxious to give it a go. I put the pull chains on it and hauled it over to his place and decided to try to pull it with my 20 HP zero turn. His mower is more powerful but I wanted to see if mine had enough power.The grader itself is 40 to 50 lbs and you definitely need more weight than that to do the job. I didn't have any cinder blocks around but I did have a couple 80lb bags of cement. Since a block is around 40lbs, we put both on. I was able to pull the appx. 200 lbs easily but quickly found I was digging to deep and took one off. After that it was a breeze. The 3 to 6" tire tracks filled in easily and within 15 or 20 minutes the ground was nearly level. Some if the dirt ended up clumped in the grader. I used a rake to knock it out, break it up and distribute in any area that could use a little extra. The time I saved using the grader vs the tiller was amazing. We filled my father's antique lawn roller with water, packed it down and it's ready for seeding.If I needed ton build a driveway, I would certainly consider this. You can turn in into an 8' grader but I think you'd need more power than I have to pull it. I hope I don't need it, but glad to have it in my garage.
Alan Jackson
Reviewed in the United States on March 18, 2025
This is a good little drag. It goes together quite easily. It seems to be heavy duty in my opinion. It should work just fine behind a riding mower or a 4 wheeler. I believe it is worth the asking price in my opinion.
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