The Versa-Trailer is made for hard work and that is what it will be doing. It’s a well built trailer. Better than expected. Easy to assemble. Package could have been a little better but it was in decent shape.

The unit came in a metal frame which did get bent during transportation but did not damage the trailer. It is recommended that two people assemble. I was able to do most of it by myself in my barn but I had to use a bandsaw to cut the frame at the bottom to slide the bed out. Assembly was straight forward and the instructions were very good. The unit is quite solid and pulls behind my Polaris Ranger without difficulty. The bed is a very thin metal and I am sure it will have dents before long but to allow towing a load behind a UTV it can't weigh too much. The tires were suppose to be marked right and left but I couldn't find it. The shape of the tread makes it fairly obvious. Be sure to tighten ALL bolts, even those that came assembled. One of the chains fell off of the boom crane on my maiden voyage but the washer and bolt fell into the bed, so no problem. My only complaint would be in regards to installing the winch. This was not an easy task doing it by myself because the nut has to be navigated into a tight spot which was difficult while holding the winch and the bolt and try to keep two washers from falling off while manipulating the nut with two fingers. I would suggest providing a special socket wrench for this task as it would be cheaper than redesigning the unit. Overall it is a solid unit worthy of 5 stars if it holds up. I will wait a year and revise if warranted. PS I used the frame to build a hunting blind at the cost of a sheet of plywood and some camo paint:)