Can a child put sand into the drum of the truck and have it come out the chute?
1764344
No its a nice truck but the at was what we originally wanted too. So we have to get a different one
1764345
Great truck and my son loves playing with it but you can not put anything in the drum.
1546128
There are no moving parts or parts that would be easily broken by a child. It is a large dump truck so if you have anything around the house that could be damaged by being run into that may be an issue. It is a well built dump truck.
2284712
I think you could. It's a very sturdy drum. My 5 and 3 year olds have played with it for several years - they haven't been careful with it by any means - and it's held up REALLY well. I guess it depends in how hard you intend to hit it with the regular drum sticks. I'm sure my boys have hit it with other items than the sticks provided and ours hasn't broken. In fact, it still looks brand new.
1085787
I Would not recommend even trying that. With the sanding drum being on top, water would run down into the motor assembly, and that could cause disaster for the machine and more importantly the operator..
1471880
I don't know. It has been too cold and snowy for my grandbaby to use it outside yet. However, he manages to scoot around furniture in the house. He is in love ith this truck.
1289716
I'd say, yes. I left a piece of this mat in my pick up truck bed and it gets hot down here... it got stuck really well but some time later I was able to remove it in one piece.
2169369
Not that I've seen... and as a matter of fact I left it out in the rain and I can't figure out how to get the water out of the bottom. I would still recommend this one..it didn't take my son long at all to figure out he couldn't pull up on it...I kind of think even with sand..they'd still tip over with a cart. I buy everybody's kid this for their 1st bday because I love it so much.
928941
You can fill it with sand or water, but why would u want to ? I bought this and returned it soon as I opened the box. It look like a toy for kids to play with, cheap plastic.
410743
You could use it there, but it would be difficult to roll due to the hard narrow wheels. For sand you absolutely need fat inflated tires, which I'm sure you could get, perhaps with the same size snap in tube aluminum "feet". Then you could change out the tires dependant upon the application. As is though, doable, but hard work.
341360
With the mobility that the feet openings offer, it is possible for a toddler to cilmb out of a pack n play. This all depends on their size and persistence, of course.
271097
It's fairly dusty, and you would spend a LOT of $ to get enough for a sandbox. So, no. Check at Home Depot or look up play sand in a search engine.
206833
you should be able to. My nephew has the dump truck also, he plays with it all the time with the front loader.
639920
Yes, certainly. However, the toy is made of really thick foam, so eventually the rocks and cement will probably tear the foam. But then again, it's pretty strong, so go ahead, take it outside and have fun with it.
1184823
No I do not see how. It is an air hole where water would leak out and too small to get sand in.
996357
I dont have sand here but it has large wheels but they are not fat. It could be a chore pulling through deep loose sand.
1987791
You can pretty much put any type of small thing inside of the cement mixer as long as it is in the realm of the exit holewhat I mean is there's a little hole where the cement empties out into the little shoot that is on the front of the truckso it has to be able to securely fit inside of that whole without getting jammed upBasically you can load Legos which is what I do a lotor you can load pasta pieces rice beans corn little candiesand it can hold a lot of stuff I've never been able to fully load it I got pretty close one time and I loaded it with a whole bunch of little Lego pieces I hope this was able to answer your question and I hope that your kid has tons of fun with this toy
445743
No, I watched my grandson do just that. However I felt like at the time that if he kept doing it, the cord that moves the ladder would mess up some how. This is a really nice fire truck.... Worth the cost.