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This digger was bought for a birthday gift for my grandson. He absolutely loves it!!! His cousin has one and they just love the thing. Worth every penny! Very well made.

Bought for my grand daughter, who loves to dig and loves machinery. The quality and durability is great and the ease of operation is perfect for a 6 year old. Very well built.

My son loves this! It’s built well and worth the money. I can sit on it and use it too

First, the welding job on this excavator toy is just bad. There was even a greater than 1/4” sharp part left on a joint by the child’s feet. That’s a tetanus shot waiting to happen. Also, there is no way this toy holds that type of weight with how badly this was welded. It isn’t safe for kids with sharp ends on the welded joints.Second, the tool that comes with it doesn’t fit some of the nuts to tighten.Lastly, I had to drill holes in the seat in order to put the screws in.You need some skill and proper tools to assemble this excavator. And even still it is a future tetanus risk with the bad welding. I was so excited to get this, so I’m sad about how bad the welding was.

Decent product for what it is. Easy to assemble. Works like it should. My 4 year old son has many hours of fun digging in his sand box. However I have had to replace all the hardware with better quality hardware.

Kids loved it! Good quality and the kids have fun with it

This item came with no instructions and the seat was missing the holes to drill it in. It is getting 3 stars because once assembled through trail and error my son enjoyed it. It is heavy metal bucket which is nice.

I got the one with no wheels. As others reviewed, it didn’t come with instructions. It wasn’t terrible to figure out though. And the stickers on the arms are already kinda peeling so I took off one star. My three year old loves it.For anyone looking for some assistance: You’ll need a Phillips and pliers. The package comes with a baggie of hardware including 2 long bolts, 3 washers, 2 nuts, and 4 small screws. The seat slides onto the yellow rectangle end and then you screw in the 4 small screws. The seat is not pre marked, so make sure it’s slid all the way onto the yellow piece. Next you’ll place the seat bar into the base and use a long bolt, washer, and nut to secure them together. Lastly, the arm/digger, make sure you have the digger the right direction then slide the remaining long bolt in add washer, then the straight arm, then the angled arm, then another washer. To get the other side to stay together I used the pliers while I started threading the nut so it wouldn’t pop off. Then switched the pliers to the nut to finish tightening. I included pics of the hardware placements!