🚧 Build the Fun, One Lift at a Time!
The Big Daddy Trucks Large Sized Friction Powered King Crane is a dynamic toy designed for imaginative play. With a friction-powered mechanism, it eliminates the need for batteries, allowing children to engage in hands-on interaction. The crane extends up to 1 ft, enabling realistic lifting and transporting scenarios. Its durable design ensures it can withstand active play, while its vibrant colors and realistic features captivate young minds. This toy not only entertains but also educates, introducing children to concepts of construction and logistics.
| Item Dimensions | 17.5 x 6.4 x 8.2 inches |
| Unit Count | 1.0 Count |
| Item Weight | 1.2 Pounds |
| Material Type | PP |
| Theme | truck |
| Color | Yellow, Black |
| Toy Vehicle Form | Crane |
| Are Batteries Required | No |
| Power Source | Friction Powered |
| Additional Features | Portable |
A**S
My Kids Absolutely Loved It
This product is perfect for kids of all ages, from 3 to 10 years. I initially thought it would be small, but it turned out to be quite big—and both my 2-year-old son and 5-year-old daughter loved it!Love and support from India 🤩🤩
J**R
Great
Grandson loves it
R**E
Grandson approved
Although my Grandson approved, I know that the quality was not as good as it could've been. Cute, worked and inexpensive
A**R
Crane string broke after a month of use.
We had to drill through the hook and thread it through again. Additionally, the grey bar underneath the extender arm broke in about the same amount of time. We had very normal toddler play energy but the toy couldn’t hold up.
L**F
Kids loved it,
Works good
W**S
Great little toy
Got this for my kids 3rd birthday as he’s obsessed with “hook in’ things”. It’s very well made for the price. He’s not easy on toys and this thing keeps holding up. The cable is pretty thick and can take some weight. Overall I’m (or better my child” is very happy with it.
F**M
Work on the sturdiness
My son is 4 and all he wanted was a crane truck ...well the hook broke off within a day. The hook didn't break itself. The string just pulled out of it. Just seems like shotty craftsmanship in that part. Thankfully my son is creative enough to tie a carabiner hook to the end of it and is still enjoying the toy. Such a silly fix if assembled slightly differently.
T**Y
Excellent
Perfect
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