Love this toy. I have the dump Truck to go with it. It works so well. Glad you guys created this amazing toy. Also please design a school bus with flashing lights

It is a very good product

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My four and five year old love this toy. The lights and sounds are great. The remote control is a little challenging to figure out because not only does it go forwards, backwards and turns, but the bucket on the front goes up and down too. It's a slight learning curve, but it keeps my kids busy for hours. They love using it to pick up their Legos, so it's really improved clean up time at my house!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The toy is for a 5 year old boy - and he loved seeing the truck in the box already with bright orange colors. He was so excited! The loader is pretty big which is a big wow effect. He drove it indoors all around the house but I am pretty sure this would work outside just as well. The remote control was a bit tricky to figure out but he loved pressing all the buttons to see what happens and to scoop up all his building blocks. We would definitely recommend this as a gift!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My son wanted a loader that could actually operate it's bucket and pick up things. We finally found one that didn't break the bank. This loader is easy for a 5 year old to control and is a very capable little R/C toy. It is great because it is making him grab toys he hasn't played with in months just to see if this loader can "destroy" them. Or just pick them up! We have a lot of the mini cars that Driven makes and we love them. But this loader is just a lot of fun.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My grandsons loved this R/C Midrange Front End Loader. Right out of the box, they were excited. I had to make them sit down while I figured it out. I probably should have just given them the batteries and let them have at it. Kids today are very smart, even 4 and 6 year olds. Once I put the batteries in the remote, all I had to do is flip the buttons on. There is batteries already in the tractor, You turn on that button, then you turn on the remote. No specific order, but both have to be on in order for it to work. Then you click on the button to make the engine noises. This is the button that excites the younguns. The remote is pretty simple. There are two buttons on top, above the joysticks that raise and lower the scoop. The joystick moves the tractor forward and backward. It is simple, yet so much fun for the whole family, including grouchy ole grandpa. The laughter and joy that you get from your grandkids can make you day so much brighter.