Best Choice Products presents this kids ride on excavator truck. This fun and lively ride on excavator truck is constructed of durable plastic with a colorful design. It features a functional excavator with 2 working levers, one to control the lift and another for scooping. The truck is powered by pedals and a steering wheel
Best Choice Products presents this kids ride on excavator truck. This fun and lively ride on excavator truck is constructed of durable plastic with a colorful design. It features a functional excavator with 2 working levers, one to control the lift and another for scooping. The truck is powered by pedals and a steering wheel (with horn) to direct left and right turns. This sturdy ride on can support up to 66 lbs. and is recommended for children ages 3 to 5 years. Watch your kids have fun under the sun and purchase this ride on excavator truck! SPECIFICATIONS: Dimensions: 45″(L) x 18″ (W) x 21″(H); Seat: 9″(L) x 7″(W) ; Steering Wheel: 7″(dia) ; Bucket: 4″(L) x 10″(W) x 7″(H) ; Handle: 8″(L) ; 2 Back Wheels: 11″ (dia); 2 Front Wheels: 8″ (dia); Pedal: 3″(L) x 2″(W); Product Weight: 17.5 lbs.; Weight capacity: 66 lbs.; Material: ABS Plastic; Color: Yellow, Blue, Red; Recommended for children ages 3-5; Assembly required (instructions included)
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My son can also enjoy riding this toy My son who is almost 3 is having an absolute blast with this front loader truck. From the time I took the pieces out of the box, my son was ready than ever to hurry up and get it put together so he could play with it. This front loader truck is very simple to put together and there are picture directions that are very thorough. I had no trouble whats so ever getting it all together by myself in no time. When you put the seat on, you can actually place it up closer to the steering wheel or…
Its ability to actually dig and dump made it so much fun for imaginative play I received this product for free in exchange for an honest and unbiased review
Hopefully it will be outgrown before it breaks! Not sure if this was a cheap out cost saving corner or a manufacturing error but.. the back axle was flanged on one side so as to actuate the wheel, but not the other side! Try riding this hunk of junk on a low friction surface and little Billy is going to be spinning his wheels literally! Also, whoever said the instructions are clear and complete was being disingenuous, they explain and show almost nothing.