does this truck move on its own with batteries? if not does anyone know of a construction type truck that does? my
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If you looking for something in rc construction but not too worried about the overall functionality or strength, you could try the Hobby Engine brand. I bought one and personally didn't care for it so I sent it back. But if you want to spend some real money I hear that RC4WD makes a pretty good line of construction rc. But your talking a hole lotta bucks. If your just looking for a kid then just get the $54.00 1/18 scale one here on Amazon.
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No. It doesn't move in its own but I would give it 5 stars. Excellent quality. Both my sons ages 2 and 5 love it!!!
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The Fire Engine is not battery operated. I have purchased several (5) Bruder trucks and all of them are "hands on" toys. He plays with them for hours. You can not go wrong with Bruder. The trucks are unbelievably durable.
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No. We wired ours to the battery. He has a nice trolling motor and we considered it, so I googled, I'm sorry, I looked it up on bing and found it, I think at amazon for 29$
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The battery is behind the seats. How well does the 4 x 4 work? Well, it depends upon what you mean. The drive train is so cool. It has drive shafts and differentials like a real truck. When I got mine I was at first disappointed because it flipped over too easily. So, I made some modifications. The vehicle has different holes already drilled so you can change the angle that the shocks are mounted. So, I did that. In addition I changed the wheels and tires. I did that so that I could add weights to the wheels. I then changed out the standard motor for a 40 turn crawler motor. Now, my Wraith is slower, but it will climb so many more things without flipping over. The best thing for you to do is to watch some videos on You Tube of people running their Wraiths through the woods etc. to see how the stock Wraith performs. The drive system is really cool with the drive shafts and differentials. Axial also makes the Ridgecrest. I hated the body on it. So I bought one and put a 1950s pickup truck body on it. Then it looked really cool and performed great. Also, the Axial trucks have an ESC made by Castle. You can buy Castle Link, less than 20 dollars, and adjust the settings on the ESC. That can includes the drag brake, the power curve etc. My initial disappointment with the Wraith was how easily it flipped over. The 4wd system is so cool. Look on You Tube and type in "Axial Wraith." You will see what others have done with theirs. In addition you will find reviews of the Wraith and video of people runnng their stock Wraiths. The Axial trucks, the Wraith, the Honcho, the Ridgeline, the Jeep Wrangler and a Land Rover, I think, are all really neat RC vehicles to own.
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My truck has 2 batteries and it runs a sawzall fine. I imagine if it wouldn't run it with one battery you start your truck and do it.
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Hi, yes you can move it into certain positions due to the way it has been built ie. detachable parts. But it doesn't move it on its own ie doesn't have batteries etc and does not make noise. Its basically a model not really to play with as such.
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Hi Again....I'm sorry, I didn't answer your question did I . Unfortunately we do not have any other trucks other than the dump truck. Thank You for think of Little Folks Book and Toy....Barbara J.
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Sorry it took so long to respond,the bartboard is not able to run on batteries. A c only. I hope this helps.
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No batteries are needed for this car. This a large car that you can push on the floor. Hope I answered your question!
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Yes. It comes with controller. All you will need is a LiPo battery for the truck itself and a charger for that battery. The controller takes AAA batteries.
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I never used it on batteries but i seem to remember in reading about that it did. We just moved and mine is in a box somewhere or i would look at it.
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My grandson has one of these and NO the doors don't open and close. He loves this truck though.
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These trucks are battery operated so they run where ever you place them...You can use them with or without a track but you'll probably want to move any obstructions from there path, otherwise you will have to keep on top of them to move them when they run into stuff or get stuck..Note: You want to keep the rear tires and axle clean from hair or anything that can wrap around them, cause it will build up and eventually cause the wheels to not spin, so if you use without a track best to use on clean surface Ex: Tile floors or short carpet.. Hope this helps...
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No batteries needed. They are pull back cars and can move fast when u let them go on a hard surface.
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From what I can remember it does not turn. It can be raised up and there is a smaller ladder that can be detached from the truck. My grandson lives in another state, so I am not able to look at the truck at the moment.
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It has it's own internal charge controller. It will shut itself off once the maximum charge has been reached. I have had this running on a 1997 Chevy Astrovan that only gets run a couple months a year. So far, each time I turn the key, the truck starts without issue.