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Tonka Real Rugged Front Loader |  | Brand: Tonka
Category: Toy
List Price: $12.99
Buy New: $10.98
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Seller: crazymikesdeals
Rating:  5 reviews
Sales Rank: 29280
Batteries Included: No
Age: 3 - 6 years
Shipping Weight (lbs): 1
Dimensions (in): 6.4 x 9.8 x 7.8
Model: 91053
UPC: 653569231431
EAN: 0653569231431
ASIN: B000WHU6LE
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| Features:
| | Whether your little excavator is looking to get down and dirty in the sandbox, at the beach or right in your own backyard, this front loader will help him get the job done! | | | Raise and lower the bucket for real scooping and dumping action! | | | Just like the real thing, this TONKA-tough construction vehicle is built to handle the toughest terrain | | | Tonka is mom tested and kid approved! | | | Trusted by Mom for over 40 years! |
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| Customer Reviews:
 No Fun March 11, 2010
KitchenKrazy
There was a reason this toy was on sale. Every time any child tried to make the loader go up and down, the whole contraption would just fall on it's face. Literally. You can't put any sand or water or anything in the "loader" because it gets top/front heavy and falls over. I'm sure the real-life loader has more weight distributed to the back so that it's properly balanced at all times. Very disappointed in the toy.
 Very durable toy January 18, 2010
Mom of 4 boys (California)
1 out of 2 found this review helpful
My sons have had these for about a month now. They love to play with them. Very strong and rugged! They have not had trouble with the bucket as some others have mentioned. They have not rusted even after being left outside. Highly recommend, I see they are now about one fourth of what I paid for them.
Happy Grandma January 11, 2009
Jane Heidenga (Allendale, MI)
0 out of 9 found this review helpful
I bought all three of the trucks offered and they are wonderful! Just the right size for smaller hands and very sturdy. They are well built, bright and I am sure when summer comes my granddaughters will have a great time with them.
Frustrating toy... don't buy it November 7, 2008
Marcie (PA)
16 out of 16 found this review helpful
I agree with the previous reviewer - this is the worst designed toy ever. The scoop is disproportionate to the body. If the scoop is lifted off the ground at all, the whole front loader tips over. I don't think you can actually get the loader to sit as it is shown in the picture - it would fall over. There are so many better loaders and trucks, don't waste your money on this one.
Who designed this thing? February 22, 2008
Karen Hill (Tampa, FL United States)
34 out of 35 found this review helpful
This is the most bizarre toy loader I have ever seen and tried to use (I am a 38 yr old parent to a 2 yr old). Not only is the body shorter than it is tall, thus making it difficult to move across terrain (like that commonly found in a sandbox), but the scoop - if you can call it that - doesn't function AT ALL and appears to logically upside down.
To pick up even a modicum of sand you must hold the scoop tilted back with one hand while pushing with the other, otherwise the scoop tilts forward and dumps out all the sand; then you must pull back on the handle while simultaneously holding down the flimsy plastic body. This will get you about 1/4 cup of sand...and is pretty difficult for a 2 yr old to maneuver, to boot.
I just can't fathom how this thing made it to production. Don't they test these on actual children?
It's cheap, that's for sure. But it is not worth even one penny.
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