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peg perego bulldozer Peg Perego John Deere 12V Ground Loader

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peg perego bulldozer Peg Perego John Deere 12V Ground LoaderJust like a real John Deere bulldozer! Peg Perego has reproduced one of the leading agricultural vehicles in the world, the John Deere. A superior toy that will bring great joy to children. John Deere Ground Loader is part of the great range of John Deere products in the Peg Perego collection. Its unmistakable green and yellow colours make it unique in the world and a great hit with children aged 3 and upwards who are fascinated by electric

Just like a real John Deere bulldozer! Peg Perego has reproduced one of the leading agricultural vehicles in the world, the John Deere. A superior toy that will bring great joy to children. John Deere Ground Loader is part of the great range of John Deere products in the Peg Perego collection. Its unmistakable green and yellow colours make it unique in the world and a great hit with children aged 3 and upwards who are fascinated by electric bulldozers.

Works with a 12 Volt rechargeable battery. Just like its name "Ground Loader" suggests, this is the electric bulldozer with a large grabber that brings the delights of digging, scooping earth and leaves and dumping to all children. The shovel with two different functions is manoeuvred directly from the driver's seat. Using the convenient integral handle positioned in front of the steering wheel, the grabber arm can be raised and lowered to reach the ground. The contents of the shovel can be tipped out using the side lever. It's even more fun to play to the sound of music. The dashboard under the steering wheel houses an operational FM radio!

John Deere Ground Loader is a fantastic toy for those who love nature in complete comfort! The seat can be adjusted in 2 positions to suit every driver and has two foldable armrests. If your child is cramped and doesn't want these you can fold them away at the side of the backrest. The footrests are large and stable. On the right one is the accelerator pedal. Once released it becomes a brake that automatically and gently stops the vehicle, without jerking. You can select 2 forward-moving gears or reverse. Second gear has a lock to prevent use by children who are still learning to drive. The wheels with grooved tread ensure good grip and John Deere Ground Force can handle slopes of up to 10% with great ease. When playing gets serious there's the John Deere Farm Wagon (sold separately). You can attach it to the John Deere Ground Loader to transport large loads.

 

Features:

  • Why choose it: For those who love nature and the Earth. The grabber really works, with two different functions. Complete with FM radio, to work to the sound of music. Equipped with two gears for forward movement and reverse so that your child can travel anywhere.
  • Main features: Grabber with two functions, FM radio, Two wedge wheels that travel over any ground.
  • Number of gears: 2 forward + 1 reverse
  • Traction wheels:  2
  • Engines:  2 x 165W (330W total).
  • Battery/Power: 1 x 12V/8Ah no-maintenance sealed lead acid battery, included in the packaging.
  • Battery charger: 1 x 12V battery charger included in the packaging.
  • Alkaline batteries: 2 x 1. 5 V AA batteries (not included).
  • Ideal surfaces: Great performance even on hills and uneven terrain.
  • Slope capacity: 10%
  • Wheels: Grooved tread
  • Accelerator: Pedal
  • Brake: "All in one" with accelerator pedal/electric brake.
  • FM radio: Yes.
  • Sealed base:  Yes
  • Speed in 1st gear:  3,5 km/h.
  • Speed in 2nd gear:  7,3 km/h.
  • Speed in reverse: 3,4 km/h.
  • Size: 63 x 140,5 x 70,5h cm - 24 2/3 x 55 1/4 x 27 2/3 h.
  • Weight: 18 Kg.

Please Note: Duration of battery: 40 min. (The battery duration is indicative only and will vary depending on the way the vehicle is used and the surfaces it is used on. The indicated time is the result achieved if the battery is used at 3/4 of its capacity on flat and compact terrain and for 1/4 of its capacity on uneven or inclined terrain.)

 

Ages: 3-8yrs

 

 

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