4FT Drag Harrow Driveway Grader, Heavy Duty Tow Behind Landscape Rake for for ATV, UTV, Tractor, Specially Designed for Smooth and Even Leveling, Lawn Leveling Rake, Land Leveling

What It Is

This is a 4-foot-wide tow-behind drag harrow designed for grading, leveling, and smoothing soil, gravel, or lawn surfaces. It’s meant for use with ATVs, UTVs, or compact tractors for driveway maintenance, lawn leveling, or land grading.

Fitment & Compatibility

• Hitch type: Requires a standard 2-inch receiver hitch or a compatible clevis/pin hitch on your ATV, UTV, or tractor. Confirm your vehicle’s hitch size and weight rating before purchase.
• Towing capacity: Your machine must handle the drag harrow’s weight (typically 80–120 lbs) plus the resistance of pulled material. Small ATVs under 300cc may struggle on hard-packed ground.
• Width: The 4-foot working width suits driveways and paths up to 6 feet wide. For wider areas, consider multiple passes or a wider model.
• No OEM-specific fit: This is a universal aftermarket accessory; no brand or model restrictions, but verify hitch compatibility and that your vehicle has a rear hitch receiver.

Key Things to Know

• Build quality is inconsistent: Many users report bent tines or broken welds within a few uses on rocky or hard soil. Inspect welds and tines upon arrival.
• Light-duty only: Not designed for heavy clay, large rocks, or deeply compacted gravel. Best for light grading, smoothing topsoil, or spreading loose material.
• Installation is simple: Attach to hitch, pin in place, and adjust chain length for angle/aggressiveness. No tools beyond a hitch pin and clip are needed.
• Common gotcha: The drag harrow tends to bounce at higher speeds (above 5 mph), reducing effectiveness. Use slow, steady passes for level results.

Should You Buy It

Buy this if you need a budget-friendly option for light-duty driveway touch-ups, lawn smoothing, or spreading topsoil with an ATV/UTV. Skip it if you have rocky, hard-packed ground, need heavy grading, or want durable build quality—look for a heavier steel or chain harrow instead.