Peg PeregoJohn Deere Ground Loader 12 Volt Ride On, Green

Christmas present and it certainly cost a lot to do

This Peg Perego John Deere front loader ride on tractor is so amazing. It was a gift for my little guy's second birthday. He loves everything about it. It took him very little practice to figure out how to drive it correctly and after a few times can steer, stop, start and park (in the shed) better than most licensed drivers on the roads!! The battery life is decent. If your little one loves it as much as mine, a back up battery comes in really handy. The quality is much better than I was expecting to be honest. The assembly wasn't much fun, but it rarely is. It was time consuming (couple hours) but I was admittedly spending a lot of that time getting little man off of it. It is large and takes up a good amount of space to store. We keep it in our shed to keep it dry, so I can't say what would happen if it's left out in the elements. So, in my opinion, worth every penny and then some.

We have two of these and a camo jeep. My nephew has Another tractor. I recommend getting the larger batteries for the tractor. If the battery isn't charged up at night or goesdeadfastyou won't get your money's worth of use. When the battery goes dead initially the rule is when it gets more juce head for the house mom is not a big fan of pushing these things. The one we got three years ago has cracks in the wheels because has gotten and still gets a lot of use. They hold up well considering these things are treated rough. The boys watch dad and grandpa do something with the real tractor and try to emulate so needless to say supervision is a big deal. They like pulling sticks around but cant be too big.Size wise my boys got these at age three for their birthdays and at six the oldest is still able to drive. My cousins kid who was big for his age wouldn't have gotten much use out of these. Because he out free the size quickly. My kids are average size and still get lots of use.I noticed someone's review said that it was hard to get to battery...It is harder than the jeep or my brother in law gater but not terrible if you have this tractor you simply lift the bar that goes across the hood and set the bucket down on ground then you turn black button/screw on good and lift to not takes a screwdriver to put it in and out because the battery will wear if you don't match it down. It if you can park it and charge it with out pulling out the battery that would be amazing. Putting good down can be a pain must check both sides to see that it falls right.. It gets simpler with time as our new one is more difficult than old one.

The smile on my grandson’s face said it all.Speed is good and easy to control for a young lad (4). His sister loved it too (6).

We have 2 boys that have literally ridden these tractors until the wheels wore off!! That’s about 3 years of continuous use. We got the accessory bigger batteries so we could swap during charging’s. But all 4 batteries are still going strong, they tow huge loads that blow your mind in wagons, they sit against banks doing burnouts, pile 2-3 kids on one unit, I’ve caught the teenagers riding them! Worst I can say is the loader buckets didn’t last very long, but you can’t stop these otherwise! Definitely would buy again but now they have outgrown them, and we will give them to neighbors to continue the fun with these!

I bought my 5 YO grandson the JD loader for his birthday! He was so excited as we were opening the box. On his birthday, he had a blast riding and riding in his backyard just in circles and picking up his toys. It's been a couple of months and he still loves it! A winner!

Just bought this and we only used it twice and it stopped working

This one is a solid Home Run!I got this for my 4 year old grandson who lives in the country.The tractor has two motors, one for each rear wheel so it drives over everything. It runs up some hills, drives through weeds, goes through sand and dirt potholes, etc. It only got stuck when he ran over a gopher hole that was hidden in the weeds.It has some sort of torque limiter that protects the motors from over amping and in the first 20 minutes or so they would frequently cut power to wheels but after riding it a few times it runs without them kicking as it needs that time to break in, I guess.The battery will run for about 90 minutes but I dont recommend letting it get that low.I bought the trailer he can tow behind it and thats a great plus.Overall, GREAT tractor.