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Spare yourself the backbreaking work of unloading sand, clay, trash, equipment, hay bales, feed bags, dirt, furniture and rock! Loads by covering truck bed with high-strength poly fabric drag sheet. Unloads by lowering tailgate and rewinding the dragsheet onto steel bar. Makes unloading sand, gravel, dirt, rock, clay, trash, equipment, hay, bales, feed bags, furniture, etc. easy Padded brackets and tie-down straps secure to any tailgate Heavy gauge poly fabric rolls onto steel bar that runs the length of tailgate Easy, quick installation
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Does what it says but could be improved
By Natalie D
I bought one of these a few years ago and have used it a good bit for mulch, dirt, and even a little gravel. In using it for hauling out yard debris I found issue with one design choice. The straps that hold it to your tailgate wrap from the outside of the bracket, under the tailgate, and fasten on the inside of the tailgate. If that design has changed I can't really find any mention. The tail of the strap got hooked up on some of the debris and pulled into the roller which promptly ripped it off.If the straps had started on the inside and connected on the outside I'd have short extra straps flapping in the breeze but I don't think it would break anything. Plus it would make mounting it a little easier since you could set the unit on the tailgate and tuck the straps down through the gap then close the tailgate while you buckled the straps in.This morning hauling off a chopped up tree I ran into another issue. A chunk of tree trunk was positioned just right to cause the drag sheet to hook on a bolt head on the tailgate and tear. I'm thinking of getting another setup for replacement but I think it'll still work the way it is.The load handler has definitely saved my back. I can park my wheelbarrow under the tailgate and reel off a load into it. A friend with one recommends having gravel loads put in half at a time. He loads the front of the bed, pulls up a loop of drag sheet, and loads the back of the bed. When he starts cranking it out it only moves the back half of the load until that loop of drag sheet is gone. Then it pulls the other half.
0 of 0 people found the following review helpful.Great back saver
By Jenifer Bracewell
Now I can really get my yard in shape. Three loads of compost in one day and energy left over.Two complaints:1. The sides of the tarp started to fray right off the bat. But it's not getting much worse with use.2. Tarp is attatched to bar with just 4-5 small pieces of black duck tape. One day during loading, the wind picked up and pulled off the extra tarp I'd left wrapped on the bar leaving only the tape to hold it on. (Drivers are asked to remain in vehicle during loading.) By the time I got home half the tape pieces had come undone. I used a good quality duct tape to reattach it and now it's not coming undone!
0 of 0 people found the following review helpful.
indispenable
By a review
My husband had one of these for years. It finally shredded and he immediately needed a replacement. A neighbor bought one too. Unloads stone, dirt, mulch, bricks, appliances, anything heavy
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