works well. fits tight.

Been using almost daily for over 6 years no issues

Works great for the price, Instructions are worthless, saw a bunch of reviews asking what the "hook" is for but no one had answer, it's to hold trimmer line. (See Pictures)

Perfect, doesn’t come with mounting hardwares but it’s literally 4 bolts, 4 locknuts and 8 washers. It’s not hard to spend 5-10 bucks in hardware at the hardware store.

It was easy to mount on the trailer, and it help organize our equipment

Padlocks that come with are trash but otherwise good product

This rack is a lifesaver for my landscaping business! Installation was straightforward, and it fits perfectly on my trailer. It’s sturdy and keeps my trimmers secure during transport. Excellent quality and value!

IGNORE THE (FALSE) negative reviews on this product because 100% of them are just barking at the manufacture when it's really the user's fault because they don't read. READ THE DESCRIPTION BEFORE YOU BUY. For readers, getting to the detailed review to help others out.If you are in need of some racks but not looking to spend $250 for a brand name($200 for the brand, $50 for the parts), THIS is the product to get. It is VERY stout and sturdy. I very well trust my brand new trimmer I just got like 4 days ago in this rack, THATS how sturdy it is.As you look at the pictures, I tried to take from multiple angles and multiple close views for reference. TKAE NOTE, YOU WILL NEED TO RUN TO HOME DEPOT TO GET SOME BOLTS AND LOCK NUTS. The size of the bolt to get is a 3/8th x 1". I run those with lock nuts and punch them suckers down tight.Forgive the last image as my trailer is one of those cheap $600 trailers from marketplace, I had to modify and put two bolts kinda vertical until I can get a brace for the bottom but even like that it holds no problem.Otherwise look at the images, the main rack holds the trimmer in pretty strong and for now it's not tearing anything however, I highly recommend you match up some stronger rubber pieces to accommodate the piece in there now as it is cheap and kinda styrofoam like so that will eventually tear after about put ups and take downs. Other than that, it's an easy install. Mark the holes on your trailer from the holes already in the racks, drill a 3/8" hole, put the bolts in. This don't require no instructions people it's simple.For me I prefer the front part a tad tighter so if you get it and you put the front of the trimmers in and it's kinda lose, just take it back down and hammer the little L brace up some for a tighter fit without bending up the trimmer shaft. Also same for the front, replace those cheap styrofoam ends with some stronger rubber.I didn't get the locks on because the images was from the exact moment I installed and totally forgot. That's the last thing too, for businesses such as ourselves, these locks are not what you want, use them for something else. Go snag some real locks so when you unlock it, the key still comes out. These locks you unlock it and the key does not come out which are 100% pointless locks to me.Otherwise, don't worry about the negative passive aggressive reviews because whatever happened is totally on them, you can't possibly mess this up and they work. I'm very very very stickler about what I'm buying and let alone my $325 and $150 trimmer hanging outside and not in my car all safe and sound driving around these lumpy Arlington Texas backwood like bumpy streets with 5ft ruts everywhere. GET THEM without question, totally worth the price I promise that. DO NOT BE CHEAP CHEAP CHEAP... GET THE STAINLESS STEEL NYLON LOCK NUTS NOT A REGULAR NUT AND WASHER!