HOMCOMRide On Excavator, Kids Bulldozer Pull Cart with Horn, Under Seat Storage, Sit and Scoot Pretend Play Toy Construction Car for Ages 18-48 Months

Original review: Giving 2 stars because grandsons love(d) playing on it. We got it for one of them for Christmas and it’s already falling apart. Numerous parts have come off repeatedly and will not stay on. Would not buy again or recommend to anyone else. From now on I will stick with better known name brands which I know will hold up over time.Update…company contacted me almost immediately when I posted a low review and vowed to make it right. They promptly sent out a new replacement. So far, no issues with it. I changed my review to 5 stars because of the quick adjustment.

Great product for a 2 year old. Easy to assemble.

My 3 y/o cousin rode this for 1 week and was able to tear the front wheel off; either it is made of cheap material or we just need to bring back the metal yellow Tonka trucks..,

The media could not be loaded. First of all, the instructions for this thing are abysmal, like, you need to do a better job of showing where the part goes. You show weird angles and I literally had to sit there and wonder is this right? How many times I said. “I don’t get this”. Instructions should be easy.Now, on to my major complaint of this item and why I think you should probably not buy this for a child. There is a tension spring that controls the elevation of the bucket. The housing that spring sits in is more than loose and if not for the absolute danger of that spring, it would be a hilariously poor engineering decision.This device was clearly NOT made for the safety of a child, if there was any quality assurance they dropped the ball, threw it into the trash, and laughed all the way to the bank, for the sole purpose of taking your money. I’ve removed the spring, the item is not what was advertised because of it, it is simply NOT safe and I can’t and won’t recommend this item to anyone. You have a spring, under tension, in a part that can’t hold it, I’d bet someone has been hurt from this already.To the company, you’re lucky my kid enjoys just putting around on this thing, but sooner or later a kid is gunna get that spring in an eye and when that happens you’ll be fully responsible for all that comes from it and that is my hope here of writing this review. Out of the thousands of products I’ve ever reviewed and bought, this one simply takes the cake.One star. Do not buy if you don’t wish to risk your kid being hurt. Consider this a warning for your kids safety. The very fact this product is the way it is designed is absurd. This company, I’m assuming is in China, should be ashamed of themselves.One star, simply because my little guy likes the color yellow and it’s a bulldozer.

This was a birthday gift and a big hit. Made well and my 3yr old nephew grabbed and rode it down a small slope with no problem! Worth the money

First I think this thing looks awesome. My toddler loves to ride around on anything that moves, and he loves tractors, so this was a must buy. It assembled in just a few steps, but the instructions weren’t as clear as they could’ve been. There are stickers that come with it but no image of where they belong on the tractor so you just have to eyeball it (fairly simple). The only reason for 4 stars is that a piece controlling the spring loaded bucket was broken upon arrival and therefore the spring pops out so the bucket doesn’t move easily. It doesn’t get in the way of riding around so it wasn’t worth it to me to return the whole thing and wait for a new one because of one tiny broken piece. 5/5 for my kid, but 4/5 for me due to unclear instructions and a broken piece.

Was cheaply made and not worth the price. As soon as I took it out of the box to put it together, I could see it was not made well compared to other similar products. The plastic looks cheaper than little tykes or step 2 products. I did put it together and still gave it as a gift. After putting it together, the bucket on the front of the truck which is controlled by a lever near the steering wheel, comes undone fairly easily. If the bucket is pulled up by the bucket and not the handle, the spring come out and it doesn’t work. So hopefully the little boy who got this from me only rides it and isn’t too rough with the bucket.

My grandsons & their parents luv these trucks. They are easy to assemble & they are pretty sturdy