John Deere Ride-on Tractor with Loader and Detachable Trailer

All good, seems pretty sturdy. Didn't take long to put together, very happy.

Really excellent product, highly recommended.Assembly can be a little tricky, here is my assembly advice (for tractor, loader, trailer):Set aside at least 2 hour. Have a rubber mallet or hammer, screwdrivers and adjustable spanner (or socket set) to hand. Use a room with plenty of floor space.1) Put stickers on first2) Assemble main tractor next- Layout ALL parts first. Set out the nuts, bolts, washers etc in the same order as they appear on the instruction sheet. This will make it very easy to determine which size screw/bolt etc you should use for each step. NOTE: A few spare items are provided and there are 2 disposable tools (small plastic tubes) provided to hold the wheel caps when they are being hammered on. Also note that the axel for the trailer has an identifying sticker marking it, so set it aside.- Carefully study the instruction diagram for each step. The diagrams, while they are small, do contain all the information you need. Check, then double check, each part. It can be useful to refer to the picture on the box, or even the picture on this page, if you want to be really sure of how it should look.- ENSURE THE TYRE(WHEEL) THREADS ARE CORRECT. Carefully study the pictures and diagram and make sure the tyre threads are correct. The inside thread of the right wheels should match the outside thread of the left wheels.3) Assemble the trailer next- this should be fairly straightforward after having assembled the wheels of the tractor. Again ensure the wheel threads are correct.4) Assemble the loader- Some steps require a little force, particular pushing on the plastic yellow ends. I also found a tiny amount of washing up liquid made the job of pushing on the rubber yellow handle much easier.

This is a great little tractor my grandson loves it. But oh my goodness putting it together is challenging. We are a very practical family and expected no problems despite others saying they struggled. You need some basic tools screwdriver, spanners and a hammer and two pairs of hands.Why can’t it just be assembled and come in a bigger box?

Ideal Christmas present for our 3 year old grandson and good value.Well packaged instructions could be a little clearer.

Great product. Got it for my 2 years sons birthday and he can reach the pedals without too much struggle. Although he can't actually pedal it yet... He still loves it. Should get years out of this thing.This is a very well built little tractor. Took me about 40 mins to put together (so not sure what some of the other reviews are going about when they say 2h+).I have recently compared his to the more expensive versions by Jolly (which have gears, rubber tyres etc) - which is amazing! But... For the price this model is just fantastic. Yes you can pay £200 for the top models by Rolly... But I picked this one up for £60 and it will last years I'm sure. I have 2 boys and I believe I will be buying another many more from the Rolly catalogue over the next 10 years (I honestly didn't realise there were so many in the range... Plus the various trailors and accessories is just crazy).This is wel worth the money and I would recommend it for any child 2.5 and upwards really. It's solid and built to last. Great buy!

I bought this as an Xmas present for my grandson (20 months), his first word was “tractor”.I ordered it on Friday ( direct from Amazon UK)and it arrived on Monday in the Channel Islands, which is as fast as it gets.You do have to part assemble the item, allow yourself 2 hours and read the instructions carefully.Mine arrived with the pedals and rear wheels assembled, all I needed to do was assemble the front wheels, steering, seat, trailer and the shovel.All went well except for the shovel, which I fitted to the arms back to front. The shovel is fitted on a spindle and the end pieces are hammered on with a type of compression washer. Getting the end stop off was difficult, fortunately for the two types of fitting that need to be hammered on, a spare is provided. The finished product looks really good, is sturdy and his mother is convinced he will like it. Please note that this model is slightly smaller than the more expensive models from the same manufacturer and is aimed at 2-5 year olds according to their brochure, however I would say 2-4, if they are 3+ get the larger version and if you really want to splash out there is an electric version.

A pain in the ass to put together instructions not the best looks good when finally built

Pleased with this tractor. I wasn’t sure if I should buy this tractor with the loader or the one without it as my son is only 20 months old. I bought it with the loader after much consideration and I can confirm it is exactly the same tractor as the one without it. You get additional instructions inside the box for adding the trailer if you have bought one with it like I did. There are even stickers included with the tractor to hide the holes where the loader is attached if you bought one without the loader. This tractor at the time of purchase was a better price than the one without the loader so it made sense to buy this one. Build quality is good and pleased with purchase. I was concerned the tractor might be way too big for my son but actually it’s a really nice size for him. He can’t reach the pedals yet but that doesn’t matter. He still loves being pushed or pushing it!