12V Kids Ride On Digger Truck with Working Front Loader and Tipping Bucket, Seat Belt and 2 Speeds, 59 Inch, Green
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12V Kids Ride On Digger Truck with Working Front Loader and Tipping Bucket, Seat Belt and 2 Speeds, 59 Inch, Green
Description
12V Kids Ride On Digger Truck with Working Front Loader and Tipping Bucket, Seat Belt and 2 Speeds, 59 Inch, Green
A 59 in long green construction ride-on with a loader arm the child works by hand lever and a bucket at the back that tips. The manufacturer states it suits children 37 to 96 months, carries up to 66 lb of rider and takes 6 lb in the digger bucket. Charging takes 8 to 12 hours for about 1.5 hours of play.
When the digger bucket is only a sticker
Why a construction toy gets ignored by July
Plenty of ride-on diggers have an arm that is moulded in place. The child drives it once, finds the bucket does not move, and goes back to the sandbox with a plastic spade.
This one actually lifts
The loader arm is worked by a lever beside the seat, and the bucket at the back tips. The manufacturer rates the digger bucket to 6 lb, which is enough for sand, snow or a load of small toys.
Green with black and yellow hazard stripes, built long and low so a child can reach the lever without leaving the seat.

How it is laid out
The loader arm runs forward from below the seat and the bucket rests flat on the ground. Behind the seat is a second tipping bucket. A child sits between the two and works both without getting off.
The space it needs
59 in long, 24.5 in wide and 29.5 in tall. That is longer than most ride-on cars, so measure the shed or the back of the car before ordering. The drawing also marks the loader bucket itself.


What a child touches
A padded seat with a belt, a foot pedal to go, a steering wheel with a horn button and a lever for the loader. The maker lists two speeds, so a nervous first driver can start on the low one.
Where it earns its keep
Sand, a gravel drive or fresh snow on the path all give the bucket something to do. Wide treaded wheels help on loose ground, though the maker publishes no speed figure for this colour.

What this digger does
Loader arm on a lever
The front bucket raises, lowers and scoops from a hand lever. The manufacturer rates the digger bucket at 6 lb maximum.
Tipping rear bucket
The bucket behind the seat tips so a load can be carried across the yard and dumped.
Seat belt
The seat is padded with a belt fitted. Adult supervision is still the rule with any powered ride-on.
Forward, reverse, stop
Pedal to go, a switch for direction, and high or low speed. There is no parental remote on this model.
Charges from the side
An external charging port on the side. The maker states 8 to 12 hours of charging gives about 1.5 hours of continuous play.
Published limits
66 lb maximum load, ages 37 to 96 months, and an operating range of 0 to 40 degrees Celsius. All four numbers are the manufacturer's.
Specifications
| Battery | 12 V |
|---|---|
| Recommended age | 37 to 96 months (manufacturer stated) |
| Maximum load | 66 lb |
| Digger bucket load | 6 lb maximum |
| Overall size | 59 in L x 24.5 in W x 29.5 in H |
| Product weight | 39 lb |
| Speeds | High and low, with forward, reverse and stop |
| Charging | 8 to 12 hours, external side port |
| Play time | About 1.5 hours on a full charge |
| Restraint | Seat belt |
| Materials | Plastic and ironware |
| Operating temperature | 0 to 40 degrees Celsius |
| Colour | Green |
How it compares
How a working digger compares with the two things families usually weigh it against. General category guidance, not lab testing.
| Ā | This ride-on digger | A plain ride-on car | A push along digger |
|---|---|---|---|
| Moving parts | Loader arm and tipping bucket | None | Arm only, no drive |
| Drive | 12 V battery, two speeds | Battery, varies | Child's feet |
| Published load | 66 lb rider, 6 lb in the bucket | Varies by brand | Varies by brand |
| Length | 59 in | Usually shorter | Usually shorter |
| Parental remote | Not on this model | Common on newer models | Not applicable |
Shipping
Ships from a Canadian warehouse. Free shipping on orders over $150. Some remote areas, PO boxes and surcharge regions may be excluded or cost extra.
Returns
Return within 14 days of purchase, unused, in original condition and packaging.
Warranty
Covered directly by the manufacturer under their warranty terms for material and manufacturing defects.
Who is this perfect for?
Sandbox and gravel drive families
The bucket needs something to pick up. A sandpit, a gravel patch or a snowy walk keeps the play going.
Three to eight year olds
The maker's own range is 37 to 96 months. Check the 66 lb load limit as well as the age, since children vary.
Kids who like machines more than cars
A child who watches the excavator at the end of the street will use the lever far more than the pedal.

What we stand behind
- The age range, the 66 lb load, the 6 lb bucket load and the 1.5 hour play time are all printed by the manufacturer.
- No top speed is published on this listing, so none is quoted.
- No safety certification number is published, so we do not claim one.
- This is a toy for supervised play on private property, not for roads, sidewalks or bike paths.
- Ships from a Canadian warehouse, free shipping over $150, 14 day returns unused and in the original packaging.
Frequently asked questions
What age is this digger for?
The manufacturer states 37 to 96 months, which is roughly three to eight years old. Treat the 66 lb maximum load as the other half of the answer: a child inside the age band but over that weight has outgrown it.
How long does a charge last, and how long does it take?
The maker states 8 to 12 hours of charging for about 1.5 hours of continuous play. Canadian retailers give much the same figures for 12 V toys, usually one to two hours of running from an overnight charge. Grass, gravel and a heavier child all shorten it.
Will it work on grass?
It has wide treaded wheels and the manufacturer shows it on sand. Ride-on guides are consistent that 12 V toys manage flat, short grass but bog down in thick or long grass and on slopes. A driveway, a path or a packed sand area is where it will be happiest.
Is there a parental remote?
No. This model is driven by the child only, using the pedal, the direction switch and the speed setting. If you want to be able to stop the toy yourself, look at the models in this range that list a 2.4G parental remote.
How much can the bucket carry?
6 lb, which is the manufacturer's figure for the digger bucket. That is a good scoop of sand or snow. Loading it with rocks or with another child is outside what the maker rates it for.
















