Peg Perego John Deere Farm Tractor and Trailer Pedal Tractor, Green

Lots of assembly, wasnt strong enough ( I'm 80 yr old great grandma) to snap trailer bed onto the frame. But i got the rest of it put together. 2 year old, worth the struggle, his favorite toy. Plays on it hours everyday. Good buy. I think it will last to pass down when he out grows it.

Bought this for our son's birthday. It was his big surprise. He was surprised AT HOW AWFUL this is. Cheap plastic assembly that's supposed to just "snap" together, but needed tools and help from mom and dad's super glue to stay together. The big back wheel of the tractor (that was pre assembled so it wasn't us that screwed it up) won't even turn because it's too loose and gets stuck on the frame. The "trailer" is thin and wobbly so little man can barely pull a teddy bear with it and it's held to the tractor by a thin piece of removeable plastic that keeps popping out. He gave up on the trailer within minutes. The chain is too loose so the little man can only ride a few minutes before dad has to unscrew the bottom and rethread the chain. I would have paid double the price for a good quality toy that would last. Instead I threw away money on a cheap toy that's never going to be used. I bought from Peg Perego because I thought I could trust this brand. Never again!

My 3 year old grandson knows a green and yellow John Deere anything... Grandma and I purchased it as a early Christmas gift. We were unable to be with him when he opened the box so we did a Face Time and got to watch him. First thing he did when Dad and him got it put together was to jump in the trailer and wanted Dad to drive! It was so funny and the trailer had no problem holding his weight. It is very well built, take only a few minutes to assemble. Being chain driven it's much easier for him to peddle across things like grass, graveled driveway compared to some of his other riding toys. You get ALOT for the price and his new brother that will be here early February 2014 will love this hand me down!

My son received this one as his 2nd b'day gift from my parents...and he simply loves it..!! It was very easy to assemble. He is still not able to paddle the whole round but can do it half way... He simply loves pushing it around when he's not sitting on it. Its easier to paddle on wodden floor rather than carpet. It would be fun to play with it outside but that'll have to wait for a fair few months now..!! It does occupy considerable space in the house and its frustrating for him when he cannot turn it around in the narrow passageway... But all in all its a good one. The trailor comes off easily.. so most of the times he detaches it...So we don't connect it most of the times.

I bought this for my grandson‘s third birthday. He loves farming and all the tractors and when I tell you, his eyes lit up and it’s the most excited I’ve ever seen him when he got a look at this John Deere tractor he absolutely loved it. It was his favorite gift. It’s almost a year later and it sits right where it always has right in front of all these other toys.

This tractor is only one wheel drive, meaning that when the child pedals, one rear wheel is moved and the other three wheels should go because that one is moving it forward. Tricycles work this way because the propelled wheel is centered. There is a reason cars come with either two wheel or four wheel drive. Think about canoeing, you paddle evenly on both sides unless you want to turn, then you paddle on only one side and go toward the other. The one wheel drive causes 2 problems:1. The tractor pulls to the side. Customer service at Peg Perego says that the child can steer differently to compensate. Yeah right.2. When the cheap plastic tire of the only wheel attached to the pedal slips on grass, carpet, or smooth flooring, the child can't go anywhere.Customer service at Peg Perego told me this is an intentional design and that they can't do anything to help me. Not what I would expect from that brand.Additionally, trying to assemble the trailer required brute strength to force plastic pegs into slots. The directions are poorly laid out with pictures separated from written instructions by several pages. Don't waste your money; my son is having more fun with the box it came in than with the tractor.

I purchased this tractor for my son's 2nd birthday. It was easy enough to assemble, and the finished product did have a very polished appearance though some of the parts seemed a bit flimsy. When the kids tried to ride it, however, the drive chain immediately slipped off of the the sprocket. With some minor disassembly, I was able to get the chain back on the drive mechanism, only to have it slip off again as soon as pedaling was attempted. It appears to be a design flaw, as I attempted to fix the problem several more times with the same result. With no mechanism in place to tighten the chain, the only way to fix the problem is to remove a link, which is a bit beyond the skill of most customers I would imagine. Even if the drivetrain had been functioning properly, I still have doubts about the design, as the tractor is only 1-wheel drive and the plastic drive wheel doesn't seem to provide enough traction to get it moving.In summary--looks good, poor design. I won't be replacing it and can't recommend it.