Power Wheels 3 Volt Battery

T6991 Features: -Ford Truck. -One 12 volt battery included. -Battery is covered by a 6 month warranty. -2 seat, 12v BPRO with truly breakthrough innovation featuring a first in BPROs. -A working bed and tailgate, cupholder. -Sound box that plays real music. -An adjustable seat. -Battery charge indicator that monitors battery charge level. -Drives 2.5 and 5 mph forward and 2.5 mph in reverse. -For ages 3+.

Amazon Sales Rank: #20407 in Toys & Games Brand: Fisher-Price Model: T6991 Released on: 2010-05-15 Number of items: 1 Dimensions: 28.00" h x 35.00" w x 62.00" l, Power Wheels Ford F-150 is rough, rugged and fun to drive - just like the real thing There is a working bed and tailgate, cup holder, a sound box that plays real music Has an adjustable seat and battery charge indicator that monitors battery charge level The vehicle drives 2.5 and 5mph forward and 2.5 mph in reverse 1 Year manufacturer bumper to bumper warranty

Rough, rugged and fun to drive -- just like the real thing. Equipped with Power Wheels exclusive Monster Traction drive system for superior performance in the toughest backyard driving conditions: ruts, wet grass, mud and more. Monster Traction powers through. It won’t get stuck where the others do. And, there’s a real FM radio with pretend microphone, roomy truck bed with working lift-and-lower tailgate, pretend seat belts and built-in cup holders. Drives two speeds forward (2.5 and 5 mph maximum), plus reverse, on grass, hard surfaces and rough terrain. Equipped with a high speed lock-out for beginners and Power Lock brakes. Includes 12-volt battery and charger. FM radio requires 4 C batteries (not included).

Most helpful customer reviews 11 of 11 people found the following review helpful. Exceeded our expectations By Jason Pierce We purchased this for our 7 year old and 4 year old so they could ride in it together. We chose this Power Wheels vehicle over the Power Wheels Cadillac Escalade because it has a truck bed, and we thought the kids would enjoy putting their toys in there and collecting rocks, etc. on their off-road adventures. SHIPPING As a Prime member, when I order items from Amazon that say "Ships from and sold by Amazon" (as this item did) I expect prompt delivery without any hassle. And, for the past 2 years I've never been let down. Unfortunately, that was not the case with this order. It was supposed to be a 2-day delivery, and it ended up taking 20-days. Amazon gave us a $10.00 credit because it didn't ship on time, and I appreciate the gesture, but that didn't make-up for the hassle. The carrier that Amazon chose to use was called ABF, and it appears they were the ones that dropped the ball. So, just a heads up, if Amazon is still using ABF to ship this item you may want to buy it locally, if you don't want to wait a month. ASSEMBLY The truck was very easy to assemble. A Phillips Screwdriver was the only tool that was required and everything fit together without having to be forced or modified. The directions were accurate and very easy to understand. The instructions recommend two people during assembly because you have to flip the truck over for certain steps, but I managed to do it by myself without any trouble. Assembly time was about an hour, including placement of the decals. FIRST IMPRESSIONS The truck is beautiful, with a fully functioning FM radio that gets good reception and has plenty of volume (requires 4 C batteries). The design is very sturdy and holds up to both our kids jumping in and out of it, placing rather heavy items in the truck bed, and standing on the running boards to get in/out. The battery is easy to access and the connector fits snugly but isn't difficult to remove. TRACTION I'm really impressed with the traction this truck gets. The truck comes with three gears: Reverse, Low, and High. Reverse and Low use one rear wheel to propel the vehicle, and this actually works very well on flat terrain (grass, cement, asphalt) and on very gentle slopes. But the vehicle really shines in High gear (which Fisher-Price calls Monster Traction), when both rear wheels are used for propulsion. The truck is virtually unstoppable in High gear. It goes up very steep hills, over rough terrain, gravel, cement, asphalt, anything we throw at it, and it does so with both kids riding in it and with toys in the truck bed. BATTERY LIFE We charged the battery, per the instructions, for 18-hours before we used it - and that charge lasted longer than any of us thought it would. With both kids riding in it in High gear, up and down hills, through gravel, grass, sidewalks, and asphalt, the charge lasted for over an hour. We purchased an extra battery so our kids could enjoy extended playtime. And I'm glad we did, because when the battery finally did run low, we simply swapped it out with the new one and they were off and running for another hour of off-road fun! MOTORS In Reverse and Low gear, the vehicle moves at a nice walking pace of about 2.5 MPH. In High gear, it moves very quickly at 5 MPH, and you'll have to jog to keep up. The motors perform without any issues when used as recommended (i.e., flat terrain), but can overheat if you're climbing hills (not slopes, hills) without any breaks in-between. When the motors overheat the truck will simply stop working. This is different from the battery dying, where the truck will gradually get slower and slower until it can't move any longer. When the motors overheat, the truck simply stops. No warning, nothing. This isn't really unexpected, considering the strain that is placed on them in said conditions, but just something you should be prepared for if you are going to