Ok, so what is the story with how this thing peddles on grass and grassy hills and such???
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Good question, it takes some effort for my kid to peddle on grass, he usually will peddle a little then drag it to his dirt pile, we have had it maybe two years and he still plays with it, so for us it was a great buy
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It does alright on dry grass on level ground. Going uphill is tougher, but my 5 year old can do it. Wet grass causes more slipping. It's really best on dirt or concrete.
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My son has had it for two years now. He's 5 years old. He peddles it on grass, up hill and down. Such an amazing buy. It has really held up to his rough play. Of course it peddles much easier on pavement, but it's lighter than it looks.
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Peddles ok on grass, the child has to have some strength to his or her legs, I do not know about grassy hills, I do know that it is a very sturdy, strong, nice looking product, and Ian has had a lot of fun with it.
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yes it drives on grass. I have a flat yard and have had no issues with it on the grass.
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Yes, it does! My nephew could even ride it through grass- it did slow down a bit.
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The top that you sit on lifts up and forward and has a handle cut into it. You can see that in the picture. Then you can pull the (wonderful) Lawn Buddy around.
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I tested mine out in my back yard grass when I first got it. Was a bit dry due our drought but the nibbed tires worked great. Started at one end and the thing had the front wheels up halfway across the yard. Might have gone further but it didn't want to crash it into the fence. My front yard is thick lush grass and I chase the wild turkeys and run circles around them with it until they decide to fly to get away. Great fun. It will pull the wheels up out in the front as well.
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This vehicle will move over just about anything. Grass, carpet, small stones, hardwood floors. It is a great little vehicle.
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my daughter said she would say the wheels are like a roller blade wheel. I know they go like crazy on the black top and concrete. Not made for grass... it is a harder wheel. All I know is that I watched my grand daughter go on the ziggle and they fly. sorry I can't tell you more but, it is not really a plastic at least not the ones that she has. This is the only toy that the girls fought over so I actually bought them a second one for Christmas this past year. Fun ride! Hope I helped alittle
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This power wheels goes up hill in the grass. Some of the others don't the thing runs forever without recharging as often as some of the others. My grandchildren just love it.
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You can use it along the grass. Run the wheel portion on the grass. A little tougher but will work.
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Because the unit goes back and forth using your feet it is not good on grass, sand or carpet. My granddaughter loves it and has already worn out one set of wheels.
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Honestly I don't remember, but I can tell you that it was such an awkward thing that I rode it maybe twice once I found out I couldn't return it, and then it lived in my garage for a number of years before I gave it to a junk dealer. Please save your money and get something else. I have a trail mate that I love. Look a t their site.
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I agree with the first sentence written by Marc but what is hard to visualize is what the back side of the Brinly looks like and how it is attached to the mower deck. If you will send me an email with your email address on it I will send you some pictures that I just took, they should clear up alot of your questions. I really like my Brinly- my only problem is the sandy soil that I have. I pick up the sand and dirt and blow it out the back causing a big cloud as I drive around. My email is ........ hardinvariety@yahoo.com
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You could just put it on the grass. Make sure you stake it down somehow though, or else it'll fly away.
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I don't know but because of the larger wheels it weighs a little more than the normal walker. The upside to this is it goes over grass, dirt and pebbles a lot easier. I'm happy I bought it!
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I gave this Trike to my Grandson and he loves it. They have a grassy backyard where it seems to work fine, in spite of the uneven surface. He also rides in on the sidewalk, while not the same as pavers, there are numerous gaps and bumps which it seems to handle with no problems. I think the wheels are big enough that they should be able to handle pavers as well.
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It does have brakes that lock on the back wheels, it's good outside; if in soft/spongy grass it doesn't roll well.
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Yes it does run on grass. I put mine through intense stress tests and it's held up. It's a horrible toy, don't get me wrong but we figured out how to have fun with it. One kids handles the steering and another kid sort of "bowls" the cycle like a bowling ball towards the ramp. We probably have 50 hours on this thing and I've only seen 3 back flips. The biggest problem is the steering and balance. To turn around from one direction back to you, you will an entire culdesac. No driveway is wide enough.Bottom line...If you are completely OK with destroying this thing, it can be fun. If you are worried about hurting this or the ramp, then this isn't for you. I suggest a 4 wheeler dude instead. Yes it does run on grass. I put mine through intense stress tests and it's held up. It's a horrible toy, don't get me wrong but we figured out how to have fun with it. One kids handles the steering and another kid sort of "bowls" the cycle like a bowling ball towards the ramp. We probably have 50 hours on this thing and I've only seen 3 back flips. The biggest problem is the steering and balance. To turn around from one direction back to you, you will an entire culdesac. No driveway is wide enough.Bottom line...If you are completely OK with destroying this thing, it can be... » Read More Yes it does run on grass. I put mine through intense stress tests and it's held up. It's a horrible toy, don't get me wrong but we figured out how to have fun with it. One kids handles the steering and another kid sort of "bowls" the cycle like a bowling ball towards the ramp. We probably have 50 hours on this thing and I've only seen 3 back flips. The biggest problem is the steering and balance. To turn around from one direction back to you, you will an entire culdesac. No driveway is wide enough.Bottom line...If you are completely OK with destroying this thing, it can be fun. If you are worried about hurting this or the ramp, then this isn't for you. I suggest a 4 wheeler dude instead. « Show Less