Polar Trailer 8233 HD 1500 – Heavy-Duty ATV/UTV Utility Trailer, 22 Cu. Ft, 1500 lb Capacity for Ice Fishing, Firewood & Off-Road Hauling

It was very easy to assemble, took about an hour. The frame is fairly heavy-duty, & powder coated. Carriage bolts, washers, and nuts are top quality. I also purchased and installed the side rail kit, but it isn't necessary. It will certainly allow you to carry more, but trying to get the last bags of feed out is a little tough. I also put a 2" hitch attachment on it to marry up to my ATV hitch. The wheels are really nice, large and go over logs and rock without a problem.I purchased this because of the large tires, lightweight and poly tub. The packaging was excellent. Polar did a great job ensuring nothing gets scratched and the otter box is heavy-duty. Nothing poking through when I received it.

This is awesome! I bought it to pull behind my lawn tractor, and wow does this thing over deliver on toughness and maneuverability. The tires are great and the ability to dump directionally is a plus. I added the foot pedal dump option which installed super easily. The whole assembly took maybe 45 minutes, and about 10 of that was me looking for my tools.

Bought this mostly for firewood hauling, works well behind atv. Easy to assemble and all parts were there, good quality bolts. I really like that it is light enough to pick up by hand but can haul a good amount of wood. Recommend!

I purchased this trailer to pull behind my garden tractor for yard work. It was on sale as a cosmetically damaged unit but when it arrived it was in new condition. It is very large and well built. It has large turf tires with sealed wheel bearings. Due to its design, when tilting to dump, the rear of the trailer lies flat on the ground and doesn't fully dump requiring you to scoop or rake out what is being dumped. I find this not to be a problem and is worth the trade off for having a large size bed. It has a 1500lb rating so you can really load it up. Overall it's a great trailer for the money and should last for many years.

I've owned this for 3 years now. It has been a very good trailer with a couple exceptions.First, the good:- The tub has held up nicely after many loads of firewood, dirt, and large rocks. The large rocks are the hardest on it. They will scratch the tub but not cut through. The trailer is very stable.- The wheel base is about 2" wider than my Polaris sportsman so it tracks very nicely on trails.- I purchased the side rails as well which I think are a must - especially for firewood or other lighter weight cargo.Neutral: As advertised, it won't "clean dump". You have to manually remove much of the contents after you tilt the tub. Just recognize that before buying.The bad:- The original tires fell apart after 2 years. I had them replaced with some Carlisle highway rated tires from Discount Tire for about $100 and they seem to be doing well.- Load distribution is extremely important with this trailer. A) If you put the load too far back, the tub will pop off the bolts holding it to the frame. I remedied this a bit by placing very large washers on the bolts that attach the tub. You could go a step further and fasten some square tubing along the length of the tub on each side. It would sit recessed in the grooves of the tub, not interfering with cargo. B) If you place too much weight on the tongue, the hitch tube will irreparably bend (especially on rough terrain). A replacement tube is about $60 after shipping.My suggestion to Polar Sport: Improve how the tub is attached to the frame, beef up the hitch tube, and ship it with good tires. That would make a much better trailer for a small incremental cost.

This trailer is awesome. I have a horse farm and we use this trailer to haul off manure and bring in shaving. It's long enough for us to load it with a 60 in Kubota bucket and narrow enough fit through the stall doors ( except the wheels). It is so well balance that anyone can personally move it from the tow bar or from the dump lip when fully loaded. The wheel bearing are the best I have seen on small trailers like these. It rolls so easily. All the hardware seems to be ss steel and is not that Chinese monkey metal that sheers from tightening. worth every dime. UPDATE!!! Trailer is still in service and still the best trailer we have ever had. No tire replacesments, no repairs of any kind. There needs to be a 6 star option to capture how pleased and impressed I am with this thing!

I was debating buying this trailer over a few others I was looking at and am very happy with this one. The debate I was having was over the plastic tub trailer version or the metal mesh version which is common as well. I find that 80 percent of what I use it for is hauling leaves and brush that I remove from around my creek on my property. The tub works great for this since it doesn't leave half the load on the ground as I travel back to my slash pile. I have also hauled quite a bit of wood with it as well, and you can pile quite a bit in this little trailer if you get the metal extension that goes around the top. It is bigger than I thought it would be, and I love the pivot dump so I can pull up next to my slash pile and just turn the bucket to the side. It was easy to assemble and so far has seen a ton of use.

I own a few acres and need a cart to help carry tools and brush along with the occasional load of gravel. I'm impressed with the quality of the trailer, the ease of assembly and the available optional accessories that I bought for it. I use a Cub Cadet XT3 to pull it and they both pair up nicely. The dump capability is great for gravel and mulch. Good buy and I feel I'll have it or a long time.

I use it behind my lawn tractor. Bigger than most other trailers and so reduces number of trips if moving lots of stuff and the fat tires are easy on my lawn. Also more expensive than some but appears to be descent quality. I recommend it.