6 FT Drag Harrow Driveway Grader, Heavy Duty Power Rake w/ 5 FT Chain, Tow Behind Lawn Rake for ATV, UTV, Tractor, Mower, Land Leveler for Gravel, Sand, Soil, Hay

What It Is

This is a 6-foot-wide drag harrow designed to grade gravel driveways, level soil or sand, and break up hay or light debris. It tows behind ATVs, UTVs, tractors, or riding mowers via a 5-foot chain hitch.

Fitment & Compatibility

• Hitch type: Requires a standard 2-inch receiver or a clevis/pin hitch on the towing vehicle. Not compatible with zero-turn mowers lacking a hitch.
• Towing capacity: Vehicle must be rated to pull at least 500 lbs (the harrow weighs ~50-60 lbs, but resistance from soil/gravel can spike).
• Width: 6 ft working width. Ensure your vehicle’s rear tires are narrower than 6 ft to avoid running over the harrow during turns.
• No OEM-specific fit – this is a universal aftermarket tool. No brand or model restrictions.
• Measurement check: Confirm the chain length (5 ft) is enough to keep the harrow clear of your tires – measure from hitch point to rear axle.

Key Things to Know

• Build quality: At $115, expect thinner steel tines and painted (not powder-coated) finish. Prone to rust if left outside. Some users report tines bending on rocky driveways.
• Assembly required: You’ll need wrenches and a drill to bolt the tine sections together. Plan 30-60 minutes.
• Weight matters: It’s light for a 6 ft harrow – may not penetrate compacted soil or deep gravel without added weight (place cinder blocks or steel plates on the frame).
• Chain hitch: The included 5 ft chain is fixed length – no adjustment for different vehicle heights. You may need to shorten or lengthen it with a chain link or add a clevis.

Should You Buy It

Buy this if you need an inexpensive, tow-behind grader for light-duty driveway touch-ups, spreading topsoil, or smoothing hay in a small field, and you’re okay with adding weight and occasional tine straightening. Skip it if you’re grading deep, rocky gravel daily or need a tool that works out of the box without mods – spend more on a heavier, welded unit.