does the scoop pour out the load into a dump truck or just lifts it without piveti
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Yes this item will load in a truck. We purchased a fleet of trucks for Christmas and they were all good.Yes enjoy this item my son does.
1255597
There are two handles/lifts on the truck. One lifts the entire scoop up and the second lever controls the dump feature of the scoop. So yes it can scoop up a load of sand in the sandbox and then lift and dump into a dump truck. My little granddaughters love their Tonka trucks.
1008955
The quick answer is yes, and you don't have to scoop it out with your hands. But the truth is that it is much easier with a caulking gun and that is what it is made for. You can cut the tip off and push from the bottom. You would not have good control and the more you use the harder it gets. Spend $9 and get a caulking gun.
804686
It comes with a handle for attaching the tank to your truck ball. That's about it.Don't fill it up all the way, otherwise works fine.
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There is a plug on the bottom of one end. Whether it can be used to hook up a gravity feed, I don't know, as there isn't much room between thetank and the side of the pick-up. I only used it for a drain plug when I removed the tank(I traded for a gas model truck and the tank cannot be used for gasoline).
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You manually roll it over. Don't waste your money, I threw it away after a few months ... just plain old scooping is much faster!!
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No it doesn't but it's pretty easy to dump over even when full it's not that heavy.We love ours.
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Yes it has the dumping mechanism that gets boltet to the bottom, the handle needs to be attached and the wheeles need to be put on. It comes with instructions but I didn't look that closely initially and put the dumping part on upside down. So don't do what I did. Other than that it is an easy assembly.
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Yes, the scoop is included. It is a good size for small bags, but not if you are trying to turn high volumes.
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The lid pivit on the side over the wheels is used as the handle..it's full width and heavy enough to work very well. Great can it has so far survived my trash guys torture tests.
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I haven't tried to lift and drain. I have pulled it out and rolled off the water. It's pretty big and water did spill out a bit but it definitely beats cleaning up the mess in our garage. It's also great for catching leaves and debris.
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I agree with other responses. Empty, I can pick it up with one or two fingers. Full and it is anybody's guess. Luckily it has handles and wheels so you don't have to pick it up very often to move it around.
1978756
You manually lift it in and out of transport position. When in use, the plow slides up and down on the push frame as the contour of the ground changes.
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It's very easy and lifts right out. I use a plastic grocery bag as a liner and take it out every day. I have a bigger pail that I use for recycling. This door mounted pail is small, about the size volume of a plastic grocery bag. However I find it to be perfect for wet garbage, and things that won't recycle. I take it out to a dumpster in my condo complex after dinner mostly every day and am pleased not to have the garbage in the kitchen over night.
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Tony, if you're concerned about lifting the hitch in & out of your truck bed, the hitch quickly takes down into two parts. I'm then able to lift each part in & out of the truck by myself (when fully assembled, it's too heavy and bulky for one person). I'm very happy with this hitch - an easy 5 stars.
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The box comes with a scoop. I use almost a whole scoop for a full load. There is a half full line on the inside of the scoop, so I'd use that for a medium load. If you use too much, your darker items will have powder marks on them. It won't hurt you (or your baby), but if it bothers you just re-run them through the rinse cycle.
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Yes, the back pulls up to take the trash in or out. There's also a hole for the trash to go in using the little trash can that comes with it.
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Yes, Definitely! I am assuming the "load" is outside? I use it to "transport" to a designated area in the yard. You wouldn't want to keep the device in the house after picking up the poop, and you do not have to bend down or handle the "load" as with a pick-up baggie.