Little Tikes Tractor & Cart, Foot-to-Floor Ride-On, for Boys and Girls Ages 1-5 Years

Gave this as a gift to my 2 year old cousin and I won the award for best present given by a mile! He wouldn’t leave it alone and even now I get pictures of him still using it constantly. It’s a fantastic outdoor toy that gives toddler a chance to “help” with yard work or bring toys with them as they push the tractor around. Even enjoyed it with the snow and filling the back with snow to tote around. Might be a little more than other push tractors because of the trailer but it was well worth it. Assembly was a little bit but not bad. It was a huge hit and I highly recommend!

Perfect for a two year old. When everyone suggested an electric car I said no. I think this will be loved all year long. I love the fact that he’s learning to steer and using his legs. I thought it would be too small. It’s not. It’s fun. It’s durable. It’s not too pricy for a 2nd birthday gift.

It was a hit this Christmas so adorable tractor!

It’s worth the money it’s adorable. Somewhat easy to put together just read the instructions.

This is the second one I purchased. First one back in the early 90s, which we still have. Had to buy another, for my son’s twins. Well-made little tractor and cart.

This is winner! My grandson loves this toy! He used it to stand and balance, then started walking. He loves to load things in and out of the cart all day long, keeping him occupied and content. What a great gift.

We got this for our child for Christmas. It was delayed and arrived several days later than when it was supposed to. It was more work to assemble it than anticipated. Two of the holes were not large enough so we had to melt the plastic a little to be able to fit the bar through the holes. It is a very cute toy. My child loves to sit in the buggy part and it holds him up very well. For the price point, we were happy with it. So far, it has held up well.

Extremely easy to build if you've ever built anything before in your life, heck even if you haven't. Other reviews said holes were not drilled in right, but they are. They just have little burrs of plastic that you have to deal with inside the hole. Simply use the screwdriver that you need for the steering wheel, insert it into predrilled holes for axles, and lightly run it around inside the holes by rotating in circular motion. It deburrs them and then they are ready to go, no force necessary. No need to drill out in any way, no matter what other reviews said. Then use hammer to lightly tap axles in. Easy peasy.

My almost 2-year-old son loves this tractor. We're limited in space, and he scoots around no problem.

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