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Product description
This 4-in-1 ride-on tractor combines the functions of a tractor, excavator, bulldozer, and ride-on car for children aged 3-8 years old. Powered by twin 28W motors and a 12V 10Ah rechargeable battery, it delivers an engaging driving and play experience.
It allows young drivers to operate the bucket and digger while giving parents full peace of mind via the included remote control.
Key Features
- Versatile 4-in-1 design: Operates as a tractor, excavator, bulldozer, or ride-on car with a detachable trailer, shovel bucket, and working digger
- Dual control options: Children can drive manually at 2 speeds using the pedal and steering wheel, or parents can steer using the 3-speed remote control
- Smooth and secure ride: Features a soft start and stop mechanism, double handrails, an adjustable safety belt, and a convertible seat that faces front or back
- All-terrain performance: Wear-resistant, puncture-proof wheels manage up to 10° inclines across asphalt, brick, wood, and rubber surfaces
- Built-in entertainment: Equipped with an MP3 port, horn, music, ABCs, stories, and bright LED lights for interactive journeys
Product Specifications
- Product type: Kids Electric Cars
- Colour: Green
- Materials: PP, Metal
- Product Dimensions: 186 × 60 × 65 cm (L × W × H)
- Backrest Height: 21 cm
- Net Weight: 17 kg
- Weight Capacity: 30 kg
- Suitable Ages: 3-8 Years Old
- Motor: 2 × 28W
- Battery: 12V 10Ah
- Speed Range: 1.71-4.24 Km/h
- Remote Control Battery: 2 × 1.5V AAA Batteries (Not Included)
Dimensions & Sizing
- Size of Seat: 29 × 17 cm (W × D)
- Size of Shovel Bucket: 32 × 16 cm (L × W)
- Size of Digger: 14 × 13 cm (L × W)
- Size of Trailer: 43 × 27 cm (L × W)
Packaging & What’s Included
- 1 × Ride on Toy, 1 × Remote, 1 × Charger, 1 × Instruction
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