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- New
- Product Packaging
- Standard Packaging
- Model
- 633614PX4EU
- Weight
- 3.96 lb
- Release date
- December 9, 2019
Features 5
- Kids push toy mower with popping beads
- Sounds are mechanical, so no batteries are needed
- Pull cord to hear engine sounds
- Clicking key and moveable throttle
- Removable gas can
Description
This toy lawn mower lets children mimic the activity they see every day in the world around them. The sounds and hands-on features of this kid’s lawn mower encourage pretend play and get kids moving – and mowing! It looks like the real thing! Features: - Sounds are mechanical, so no batteries are needed - Push the toy mower and the beads pop - Pull cord to hear engine sounds - Clicking key and moveable throttle - Removable gas can - Kids can open the tethered gas cap and pretend to fill up the lawn mower - 18+ months Brand Story By P.when('A').execute(function(A) { A.on('a:expander:toggle_description:toggle:collapse', function(data) { window.scroll(0, data.expander.$expander[0].offsetTop-100); }); }); From the Manufacturer This toy lawn mower lets children mimic the activity they see every day in the world around them. The sounds and hands-on features of this kid’s lawn mower encourage pretend play and get kids moving – and mowing! It looks like the real thing! Features: - Sounds are mechanical, so no batteries are needed - Push the toy mower and the beads pop - Pull cord to hear engine sounds - Clicking key and moveable throttle - Removable gas can - Kids can open the tethered gas cap and pretend to fill up the lawn mower - 18+ months See more
Specs 6
| Product Dimensions | 21.25 x 13 x 5.5 inches |
|---|---|
| Item Weight | 3.96 pounds |
| Item model number | 633614PX4EU |
| Manufacturer recommended age | 18 months - 5 years |
| Release date | December 9, 2019 |
| Manufacturer | MGA Entertainment |
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Absolute hit with 18 month old
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The height of this mower is perfect for my 18 month old grandson.( He is a little tall for his age.) He can run it up and down the driveway. He can also push it on the grass if its not too tall. The rim across the back helps to keep it from tipping back. Some people complain about the noise of the popper, but I think its perfect. It adds to the "real mower" feel. I choose this over a bubble mower because it can be used inside or out and you don't have the bubble spills and mess.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 10, 2024 by cathleen
Great for 3 year olds!
Product Packaging: Standard Packaging
I purchased this (two actually, for twins) for my 3 1/2 boys for Easter. They loved playing with a really dilapidated old plastic one from my parents, which needed to get thrown out. I was unsure of paying so much for a little toy lawn mower, but the quality seems worth it. My boys love the popping noise the mower makes as they push it. The pull thing to "start" the motor turned out to be a big hit. And they'll stop in the middle of following their daddy just to twist and click the knobs on the handle. I thought they would look right past those, because they're more for younger kids. Wrong! Finally, the gas can is a great addition. It sits in place with some tension, so in theory it wouldn't fall off while being used....Assuming the user wishes to leave it in place. My boys never care enough to leave it on there. But its bright red color makes it very noticeable on our garage floor whenever they do decide to fill up their tanks! All in all, this is a great toy, and the price point does fit the quality. My 3 1/2 year old boys love it. Heck, our 9 and 7 year old neighbors love playing with it. You won't be disappointed.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 22, 2014 by Mom of Seven
A Fun Push Toy--Worth the Price
Product Packaging: Frustration-Free Packaging
This has been a fun toy for my grandson and made for some big excitement when we gave it to him. He pushes it all over the house and on the sidewalk or patio, stopping now and then to check the wheels and fiddle with the gadgets, like he has seen his Dad do. Very cute! He doesn't play with it every day, but it is one of those items he has gotten a lot of fun out of and he goes back to it repeatedly. It has also helped him with his walking. As a side note: There is a little plastic item shaped like a gas can, on the back. The one on our Mower isn't as detailed as the one in the photo seems to be. However, my grandson immediately picked it up and tried to drink from it. It doesn't open and there is no risk to it, but we decided it wasn't a good idea for him to view a gas can as a toy or something to drink from, so we removed it. He can pretend it's an electric mower. :-)
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Reviewed in the United States on July 27, 2016 by C.A.K.
Specs and Details About this Nice Mower. Please Note: This is NOT to use as a walker for a child learning to walk.
Product Packaging: Frustration-Free Packaging
Wheels are hard plastic 4 inches in diameter. The top of the handle is 20 1/4 inches from the floor. So if you want to know if it's a good size for your child, have him hold his hands in front of him 20 inches above the ground and you will know. Made in China. We purchased the one in "frustration-free" packaging and we were happy with that. We just opened a brown box, and removed the items. No clear plastic shells or plastic straps to cut through, and no wires to untwist. It comes in a plain brown box that says Little Tikes in the corner on one side and Gas 'n Go Mower in the corner of the other side of the box, along with some contact information for Little Tikes. So if your child sees it arrive, he will have no idea what's inside unless he can read. It was very simple to put together - pop a few things into place, no tools required. The mower has several fun features for child: Up on the handle there is a plastic key that really turns but, fortunately, does not come off. So it won't get lost. There is a little handle that goes up and down (throttle?). It has a pull cord like a real lawn mower that makes a revving noise when you pull it, like the mower is really starting up. Of course, the revving noise does not continue once the cord retracts into the mower. But it sounds great for a few seconds, as though the child is really starting the mower. (This mower takes no batteries, and it is NOT a bubble blower. There are other mowers that blow bubbles, but his Daddy's mower doesn't blow bubbles, so we weren't looking for a child's mower to blow bubbles.) It has a little red gas can that sits snugly on the back of the mower in an indentation. There is a screw cap to open and "fill" the tank from the gas can. The cap is attached with a strip of plastic so it won't get lost, and takes only half a turn to open. (It is not a real tank, by the way, and would not actually hold liquid. There's just barely enough space in it to insert the nozzle of the pretend gas can. All in all, this mower is pretty realistic looking EXCEPT for the circular area on top that holds 8 very small colored balls under a clear plastic dome. (Think of the push popper toys on a handle where balls pop up and down making lots of noise.) Fortunately, this mower does NOT make that popping noise. The balls are very small and there are only 8 of them. The clear dome is not high and the balls barely pop up. What actually makes noise is this: There is a round white disk the balls are sitting on. Every time the wheels go around, that disk comes up just a little, so the sound the lawn mower will make as it is being pushed is more of a clickity clacking noise - not NEARLY as loud nor as annoying as those poppers on a stick. The balls did pop up just a little, but the sound was hardly noticeable. The clickity clack noise did not bother me at all, though it might after an hour of use!!! This mower has a lot of fun features to keep a child's interest. We bought this for a child who will soon be learning to walk. We thought he could use it as a "walker" to help him learn to walk. NOT SO. He immediately stood up and took hold of the handle, but it would not support him. As soon as he started to take a step, it started tipping over backwards, causing him to SIT quickly. He tried - and gave up - 3 times. It has a "back splash" on it that perhaps is supposed to keep it from tipping backwards, but it is totally ineffective with a pre-walking child who is using the mower to support himself as he learns to walk. This was a big disappointment, but since it says in the Product Information that it is for 18 month olds, I can't subtract a star for it. However, it also says in the Product Information that it is for children up to age 15 - yep I checked that three times. So I was hoping the beginning age was "off" just as the ending age is. (Amazon needs to correct that!) Bottom line, it is good for a child who is steady on his feet and already walking so he does not need the mower for support. I subtracted one star because it is hard to push in THICK grass, such as our floratam (St. Augustine). Even if the grass is fairly low (which it isn't if it needs mowed), the mower doesn't push through thick grass easily because it sits too low to the ground and the back splash thing also drags. We wanted this mower so the child could be outdoors mowing while his Daddy mows (on the opposite side of the yard from the real mower of course). "Mowing" the driveway just isn't the same. But we will still keep it for him to use later after he IS walking. It's well worth the $15 we paid for it, but I do wish it were raised a little more off the ground so it would be easier to push in thick grass and uneven ground.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 25, 2017 by LifeIsGood
Just like the real thing!
Product Packaging: Frustration-Free Packaging
We purchased this mower for my 22 month old son, who loves to watch us mow the lawn. I was worried that he would still prefer our real lawnmower in lieu of this toy (as most kids frequently do), but we were delighted to see otherwise. The mower arrived in the frustration free packaging (great for the environment as well) and was a simple install (all you have to do is click in the handlebars). My son then promptly proceeded to push the mower around for the rest of the day. Great features include the little gas tank (looks just like the real ones!), a open and close cap for the gas tank, a little pull for a lawnmower start up sound and keys and knobs that turn and click. It also has the popper in the middle that makes the pop sounds when you push it. Overall, this is a wonderful kid version of the lawnmower. Little Tikes did a great job with this one. It's well priced and such an awesome toy for the little lawnmower loving kid!
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