TOMY John Deere Kids Wheelbarrow - 34 Inch - Kids Gardening Tools - John Deere Toys - Ages 2 Years and Up

Bought this for me 3 year old son and he LOVED it. He first noticed the John Deer logo and was immediately obsessed. He loves helping pick up sticks and carrying his outdoor toys inside the garage with his new wheelbarrow. Pros: super easy assembly, very sturdy, very cute Cons: a little short for my 3 year old

I bought this for my grandson who turned five and really wanted one for himself! It was a prize at his birthday party from ALL the kids! I liked how it was built and that it could carry 66 lbs. It shipped right away and came in time, for sure!

Love, LOVE this wheelbarrow! Not only do I love it, but grandpa and the kids love it. It is strong, sturdy and vibrant! When it shows up, it looks like it is too small (you must put it together). Once it is together, it is INCREDIBLE! The grandkids (ages, 2 and 4) even haul each other around in it. Perfect for the yard1

This wheelbarrow is adorable and very sturdy. A little difficult to put together. Perfect size for my almost 2 grandchild.

My wife bought this for our two-year-old grandson. First the pro's: Mostly metal construction, actual nut-and-bolt assembly, parts actually fit together, and (I know this from experience) if you have to take the thing apart and start over because you got something wrong, you really can. With some items I've ordered, once you've begun assembly, that's it. It becomes difficult (or impossible) to redo, or undo a step, let alone take the whole thing apart and start over because you've made a mistake or misunderstood the (often confusing) assembly instructions. With this wheelbarrow, that is - thankfully - very possible. Also, the assembled wheelbarrow seems to be very sturdy. It is a little heavy, but not so much that a two or three-year-old boy might have a problem with it. It might even help with developing muscles. A child would probably feel like it was a 'real' wheelbarrow, not a toy! The con's: Very few so far, except for assembly. Like many items, assembly instructions are a sheet of pictures showing you what goes where. Be very careful with parts 'B' and 'C'... these are the metal supports that hold the wheel and bolt to the bottom of the green basin. These parts *look* identical, but, they are not; one is left ('B') as you are holding the wheelbarrow, the other is right ('C'). Took me a while, and a few missteps, to figure this out. Maybe I was just tired or impatient. Just pay real careful attention to the instructions, and these parts, and you should be ok. In the end, once assembled, we were both very pleased with the result. We can't wait to give it to our grandson and see his face light up!