Does the end of the boat flip down to allow cars to drive onto boat?
1524857
Yes. You can find detail photos here: http://www.takaratomy.co.jp/products/fan/tomipla/tettei_t/05_02/index.htm
880658
No, but I suppose it is possible given enough speed during the approach. Slow steady movement up the ramp allows the vehicle to feel the flat top surface and the stopping point. Hope this helps.
444060
No. You would have to pick it up to turn around. For safety reasons the brake would go on if you tried to go backwards
421316
I am sure this would tip over when the boat starts moving. You would be best served looking for another option. That's my opinion anyway. Good Luck!
1891296
Not yet. As long as you don't flip your watercraft you will not lose your rod.
2208442
Description does say this can be used front or back (bow/transom) of boat and without digging out the owner's manual I would guess the answer is yes, you can rotate the lower unit for front of boat use. I can say (not sure how good or bad for motor/battery) that hooking the cables up backwards WILL make the unit operate in reverse...ooops
218575
yes it is. I thought it would flip over but it does not, so I have not gotten much use out of it.
847153
Yes. The bottom of the car can be open. The child can make it drive by using their feet
1641998
no. it is strictly for boat use only. I made the mistake of buying this for a old jeep. it should be listed better
170861
No it doesn't wind up. You just push the car forward or backwards. It doesn't really go straight, but drifts like race cars.
758837
You steer the boat with the controller. Like a video game. The boat is very fast and can turn on a dime. Takes very little water. I have two of these thinking I would wear out the first and need a spare. Not so. I did break off a propeller once. Bought a bunch extras but that was the only time. This boat is a definate BUY. Oh, the person whose boat sank . . . must have put a rock on it. My boat turns into a submarine sometimes when I turn into a rapid flow of water, but it always shoots to the top like a sailfish.
218574
yes it is. I thought it would flip over but it does not so I have not gotten much use out of it.
156703
It sure does, just like the one in the picture. It is a fast little boat, and fun to run. It must be in the water before it will run. This I a great safety feature for younger folks.
1134022
No it does not. Turning involves pushing down on the rear bar so the front wheel is lifted off the ground.
849970
Yes...it does not have the flip down thingy. It stays at ANY angle with the new design.
2193205
Yes. The wheels spin so the cars can be pushed forward and backward. They do not turn left or right. Hope this helps.
1646958
They will move around if the only point of attachment is the straps over the railing. I positioned my fenders in front of the brackets that attach the pontoons to the bottom of the deck itself. After securing the straps at the top of the fenders, I looped rope through the side holes in the fenders, around the bracket on top of the pontoon, and snugged it down. The fenders will not move around or become dislodged with this extra attachment. IF the boat is not on the trailer you might have to get in the water to do this.