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Monday, August 13, 2012

John Deere - Sit N Scoot Buck With Lights And Sounds Review

John Deere - Sit N Scoot Buck With Lights And Sounds
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I recently purchased this toy for my grandson who is 21/2 yrs old. I was very disappointed with it's size. It is really too small for him to ride. The wheels don't turn and my grandson was disappointed that it didn't have a horn. He was here when it arrived and was thrilled to have a "John Deere" so I didn't return it. Hopefully I'll have other grandchildren who will get some use out of it.

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Hop on this sturdy John Deere Buck Utility ATV for some real riding adventures. Complete with front and rear racks, it looks just like a grown up ATV. Little ones can cruise around on this play ATV and listen to the fun sounds. It even includes blinking signals for added authenticity. Measures 23.75"L x 15.25"W x 12.5"H. Maximum weight 50 lbs. Requires 3 "AA" batteries (included).

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Thursday, January 26, 2012

Power Wheels Kawasaki Brute Force Camo Review

Power Wheels Kawasaki Brute Force Camo
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We bought this for our son 12/2008, the month before he turned 3. He hopped on this thing and after a few times of riding it was done with 2.5mph and all over the 5mph speed. He has run this thing in the backyard, at the grandparents house on 10 acres with plenty of hills and it has performed flawlessly! It can't make it up all the hills but it does a pretty good job. He still rides this now that he is 5 (we are looking to upgrade him to something with working suspension) and I recently carved out a little offroad track for him to ride on in the backyard that puts this thing through its paces. Bumps, dips, hills and inclines, this thing manages to do it even when we add some water and make it muddy. It hardly ever gets stuck unless the dirt is very loose or the incline is too steep (one would be surprised at how steep of a hill this thing can actually climb). We are still on the original battery as well, it doesn't last as long as it did at first, mainly because it is being used a lot harder than at the beginning of its life, but it still goes for about 25-30 minutes.
We have absolutely no regrets about this vehicle and would definitely recommend it!!

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