12V Kids Ride On Excavator with Adjustable Arm and Bucket, Parent Remote, Seat Belt and 66 lb Limit, Ages 3 to 8, Yellow
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12V Kids Ride On Excavator with Adjustable Arm and Bucket, Parent Remote, Seat Belt and 66 lb Limit, Ages 3 to 8, Yellow
Description
12V Kids Ride On Excavator with Adjustable Arm and Bucket, Parent Remote, Seat Belt and 66 lb Limit, Ages 3 to 8, Yellow
A 49 in yellow digger whose arm height and bucket angle both set by hand, so a child can pose it as well as drive it. The manufacturer publishes 1.9 to 5 mph, a 66 lb weight capacity, ages 3 to 8, a 12 V 7 Ah battery and an 8 to 12 hour charge. The maker is clear that the bucket is decorative and should not be loaded.
A digger arm stuck in one position
Most toy arms only fold flat
On a lot of ride-on diggers the arm hinges at one point and drops to the ground. There is one pose, the child works it out in a minute, and the arm gets ignored after that.
Two adjustments, not one
This one sets the height of the arm and the angle of the bucket separately, both from a handle beside the seat. That is the difference between a lever and a toy: the child can line the bucket up the way a real machine does.
Construction yellow with a grey bucket and a black seat set behind the arm, 49 in from bucket tip to tail.

Two things the handle controls
The maker shows both movements separately: the arm rises and falls, and the bucket tips through its own angle. A child working both together gets a much better imitation of the machine at the end of the street.
Everything printed in one table
49 by 20 by 20.5 in, PP over an iron frame, a 12 V 7 Ah battery, 1.9 to 5 mph, 8 to 12 hours to charge, a 66 lb weight capacity and an age range of 3 to 8. Few toy listings publish this much.


Six controls, numbered
On and off, a high and low speed with forward and reverse, a light switch, the foot pedal, the horn and the media player. The same panel shows the two ways to drive it: the wheel in the child's hands or the remote in an adult's.
How it sets off
The maker labels a fast start as the thing to avoid and its own slow start as smooth. At 49 in long with an arm hanging off the front, a gentle pull away keeps the nose settled.

What this excavator does
Adjustable arm height
A bucket handle beside the seat raises and lowers the arm through its range.
Adjustable bucket angle
The bucket tips separately from the arm, so it can be posed the way a real one is.
Two operating modes
Child at the wheel with a pedal and an operation lever, or an adult on the remote. The remote needs 2 AAA cells, not included.
Seat belt and wide footrests
A spacious seat with a backrest, a belt and wide footrests either side.
Slow start
The digger sets off gradually, which the maker charts against a fast start on its own panel.
Lights, horn and music
LED headlights, a horn, a USB port and a wireless connection on the music panel.
Specifications
| Battery | 12 V 7 Ah |
|---|---|
| Charger | 12 V |
| Speed | 1.9 to 5 mph |
| Charge time | 8 to 12 hours |
| Weight capacity | 66 lb |
| Suitable age | 3 to 8 years (manufacturer stated) |
| Overall size | 49 in x 20 in x 20.5 in |
| Materials | PP and iron |
| Arm | Height and bucket angle both adjustable by hand lever |
| Bucket | Decorative. The manufacturer states loading is not allowed |
| Control | Child pedal, steering wheel and operation lever, or parental remote (2 x AAA, not included) |
| Restraint | Seat belt, backrest and wide footrests |
| Wheels | 4 wide, anti-slip and wear-resistant |
| Certification | The manufacturer states it has passed ASTM and CPSIA certifications |
| Colour | Yellow |
How it compares
Where an adjustable arm sits against the alternatives. General category guidance, not lab testing.
| This excavator | A fixed arm ride-on digger | A sit on digger with no drive | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Arm movement | Height and bucket angle | One hinge | Manual, full range |
| Bucket loading | Not allowed by the maker | Sometimes rated | Usually rated |
| Drive | 12 V, 1.9 to 5 mph | Varies | None |
| Adult control | Remote | Sometimes | Not applicable |
| Weight capacity | 66 lb | Varies | Varies |
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?
Children who want to pose the machine
Two separate adjustments give far more play than a single hinge, even without anything to lift.
Three to eight year olds
The maker's own band, with a 66 lb weight capacity alongside it. Check both.
Driveways and firm paths
The maker names brick, cement, wood floor and asphalt. At 49 in long it wants room to turn.

What we stand behind
- The speed, charge time, weight capacity, age range, battery and dimensions are all the manufacturer's own published figures.
- The manufacturer states plainly that the shovel is decorative and that loading it is not allowed. We repeat that rather than suggesting it can dig.
- The maker states it has passed ASTM and CPSIA certifications. That is their claim, and no certificate number is published.
- No run time per charge is published, so none is quoted.
- A toy for supervised play on private property. Never on a road, a sidewalk or a bike path.
Frequently asked questions
Can the bucket actually carry sand?
No. The manufacturer states that the shovel is for decoration and that loading is not allowed. The arm and bucket move for pretend play, not for lifting. If you want a digger that carries a load, choose a model with a published bucket capacity.
How fast does it go?
1.9 to 5 mph, which is the manufacturer's own published range. The top of that is faster than an adult walks, so the low setting is the place to start.
What age and size is it for?
3 to 8 years with a 66 lb weight capacity, both printed on the maker's specification panel.
How does the arm adjust?
A bucket handle beside the seat sets the height of the arm, and the bucket angle adjusts separately. Both are worked by hand rather than by motor.
What does it take to charge?
8 to 12 hours through the charging port, using the 12 V charger supplied for the 12 V 7 Ah battery.
Is it certified?
The manufacturer states it has passed ASTM and CPSIA certifications. That is their statement, and no certificate number appears on the listing, so we do not quote one.
















