Playskool Tonka Scoot N Scoop 3 In 1 Ride-On
- This 3-in-1 dump truck helps boys transition from crawling to walking, then converts to a ride-on toy for added fun!
- Little boys will love the scooping action that picks up the shape-blocks and other small toys (not included), and then tosses them into the dump bed!
- When your child is ready, the seat easily converts to a walker handle and the gravel guard becomes a ride-on handle.
- And the wide rear axle provides extra stability for on-the-go fun!
- All this from Tonka, the brand Mom has trusted her rugged little guys with for years and years!
This 3-in-1 dump truck helps little ones transition from crawling to walking, then converts to a ride-on toy for added fun. Toddlers will love the scooping action that picks up the included shape-blocks and other small toys (not included), and then tosses them into the dump bed. When your child is ready, the seat easily converts to a walker handle, and the gravel guard becomes a ride-on handle. The wide rear axle provides extra stability. Blinking directional lights, a clicking gearshift, adjust
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List Price: $ 29.99
Price: $ 23.00
Review by S. Chittam for Playskool Tonka Scoot N Scoop 3 In 1 Ride-On
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This toy is exactly like the other one that is $10.00 more. But, the Revvin Beepin Wheel is not included and I could not find anywhere that you could purchase it separately.
So, if you want the wheel …order the other one.
Review by A. Hopkins for Playskool Tonka Scoot N Scoop 3 In 1 Ride-On
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For starters, we too thought we were getting a steering wheel with this toy. My husband attached the wheels that need to be assembled and the wheels don’t even touch the floor! The toy picker-upper in the front is kind of a neat design. It runs over the toy, scoops them up and tosses them into the “body” under the seat. The seat can be removed by an adult to be used as a walker toy, but all of my children expected to lift the seat to be able to retrieve the scooped up toys. The only way for the child to get the toys is through a hole on ONE the side of the toy. Just to add insult to injury, the top of the seat has a shape sorter kind of activity. You would think that they would have made the holes for the shapes to fall down into the “body” of the toy under the seat, but no, they are solid so I guess you just set the shapes on them?!?! Fun. All in all, poor designs all the way around, poorly constructed, and poorly advertised. Too bad.
Review by F. Brown for Playskool Tonka Scoot N Scoop 3 In 1 Ride-On
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My son got this Tonka ride-on for his 1st birthday. He played with it by pushing it around and storing little toys in its cargo area. Now that he is just past his 2nd birthday, he is riding around the house and playing with all the sounds on the wheel. A good, sturdy toy that will keep them entertained through different stages.
Review by Aah Nay for Playskool Tonka Scoot N Scoop 3 In 1 Ride-On
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This is a prime example of a big name toy company loosing their reputation. The truck was bought to go with the magnetic crane (sold separately). It looking ideal for children interested in constuction. I thought that because it was “Tonka” I would get good quality and structure. I was wrong. The truck is made of thin plastic parts. The seat doubles as a handle so if you want to ride and vacuum up the blocks you have to take the seat up to get them which is hard for an adult let alone a toddler. And the crane attachment is just as difficult and unsturdy as the truck. I would have been cheaper off by buying the push truck at the dollar store and probably would have had a better made and more fun toy. I feel like I cheaped a little boy out of a chirstmas gift because I know that it will be in the next yard sale or donation.
Review by Amber in Ca for Playskool Tonka Scoot N Scoop 3 In 1 Ride-On
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My son received this as a gift for Christmas when he was 9 months old. He was interested in the little blocks and did like to push it around. He also enjoyed sitting on it and pressing the buttons. Now that he is older- almost 2, he does all the same things but does not ride on it at all. The steering wheel does not control the wheels so it is a little awkward. The toy is well made but I think it is overrated. I would get rid of it if my husband would let me.