Does this have water capabilities, can you attach cement extenders to each side of the truck, does the front part of truck open, does truck turn?
333430
Yes, you can put water in it. The truck does not turn and doors do not open. Not sure what the cement extenders are.
661180
I hope I am understanding your question, but it has a cable that you pull on either side of the truck that pulls two mechanisms that look like what keeps a door closed. Very easy to use. I love my cover. I suggest when you install it have help. It will make things easier and more water tight.
716607
From what I can remember it does not turn. It can be raised up and there is a smaller ladder that can be detached from the truck. My grandson lives in another state, so I am not able to look at the truck at the moment.
1603487
The very front has a window to look out and for ventilation. You can make it into a half truck or a whole truck. My son got this 2 Christmas's ago and still loves it! Hope this helped.
1502426
Yes it has some wheels on the base. I've only filled one side so far and it still turns easy even with the uneven weight distribution.
1187404
One side is for water and the other is for sand. Only one side has a drain plug. My son likes to scoop the water to the other side and likewise the sand. So, yes you can do water on both sides, it won't leak out. Some say it leaks thru the holes for the legs, but that's not the case for ours. Hope this helps!
1221737
Yea it is just ass good durable but the turning all depends on how tight you make the trucks to your liking...any more questions feel free To ask
1783530
Yes but it doesn't have drain plug like the "water" side does. We do water in both sides.
1217943
Short answer yes. But, water expands when freezing and will crack and break pavement if you pull them in winter and leave holes exposed to snow, rain, and ice. Just be smart about your installation.
2183659
They help stablize the truck in high speed turns. In other words it helps keep it from flipping over. I saw a big improvement in the proformance while turning. You still can not turn at top speed but its much better. I was very happy with the purchase.
1779531
Back of the truck opens, not the sides. The spring mechanism to make the truck go forward broke after a few pushes by my 2 year old grandson, but he likes the truck anyway.
1288867
This model is a gas powered 4x4. However, the electronics and gearbox are not water or moisture proofed. You could run it in thick mud or sand but I would swap the stock clutch with an aluminum type. Also the one way bearing slips more than I care for, which prevents you from starting it until its replaced. I still live the truck, just do preventive maintenance and it will be fine. Don't forget to break it in properly or you will hose the engine.
1067064
Yes it does, worth the money. And you can switch the valves in case its too difficult.
1187403
yes you can do water on both sides our granddaughter loves it has it for over a year now. We don't do sand she just plays in the water. Fills a water can and waters plants so cute.
858707
Yes, there are edges although not as deep as Weather Tech would provide. We didn't see it as a problem in the cargo area. Biggest spill we might get would be from a leaky cooler and if water overflowed, not a crisis. If you've something else you would be hauling that would have a more lasting impact if overflow occurred, might want to invest in the WTs.
1549289
Yes it is water tight - the axle does not go through the trash area. I'd caution you from filling it all the way up with water, it is very durable but it wasn't designed to hold 300+ lbs of water (plus the wheels probably can't take the weight either). A 55 gallon drum (something like this http://www.amazon.com/Water-Barrel-55-Gallon-Drum/dp/B006KAAUSQ/ref=pd_sbs_indust_5?ie=UTF8&refRID=06BYBEXQ8RNKR381GC0M might work better)
1511253
I've had 2 of them. One on a Nissan frontier and current one on a full size ford. Never had an issue with water either from rain or car wash.