I bought this earlier today and wanted to provide an overall review. Based on the other reviews I had high hopes but was let down hard. Let's start with performance. It works (sort of). Basically you have to stay under 6 miles an hour. That is hard if you are towing behind an ATV or UTV. The hitch fits on either a 1+1/4 or 2" tow hitch with no ball needed so it is easy to hook up. The sweeper has an adjustable hitch that allows the brushes to ride at the correct height. The biggest problem I had is that the bag does not fully fill and it fills very quickly when brushing up leaves. On the plus side in an hour I had brushed up over 20 bags of leaves. Moving to construction... Within an hour of using it, I had the first tear in the bag. Also you have to be super careful of the emptying rope, as it can easily wrap itself around the brushes. For safety reason do NOT wrap or loop around your wrist. The metal parts are solid and it seem like it will hold up. Brushes were bent up some after only an hour's use so hoping they will hold up but I have my doubts. I also think the bagger needs some redesign to catch leaves/grass the seam to fly over it. I would also vote for larger wheels. In summary, it works but I don't know how well it will hold up in the long run. If you have lots of leaves it will fill very fast and drive you nuts emptying it every pass or 2. Good for home use and yards under a half acre unless you don't have many trees. Also does NOT do a good job on driveways.

On e adjusted correctly, it works great.

Poor performance. The sweeper does not get close enough to ground to pick up all leaves. After running over the same area several times, there were still leaves on the ground.

This tool is worth every dollar and exceeded my expectations at that. It was easy to assemble, and works like an oiled machine. The tow bar has holes you can offset to either side which means you can get it up against borders and fences, even if your tractor has a wider deck. There are only two improvements I would want. First, a bit larger tire with a bit more aggressive tread. They tend to slide when the ground is a bit wet, especially in leaves. Since that drives the brush, it stops picking up when it binds or slides. Second is that the bag dump is a bit awkward, especially when full of mulched leaves. It might be nice to have a fat handle you could attached at a convenient spot. I tied a loop big enough to get my hand in and slip over my gas tank lid in between dumps, but it's hard on your hands after 30 dumps. Neither is a show stopper. If I had two yards I'd buy a second one.