Can you actually remove the fuel nozzle from the side, if a child would want to play with it?
1530326
The fuel nozzle itself is removable from the side of the case, but the whole nozzle and tubing assembly is attached in two places to the box so you have maybe a foot of tubing with nozzle to play with if the nozzle is removed.
1061345
No, I don't think it could be removed by a child. It kind of locks in place.
539394
You can! Keep the hose nearby as with the sun and kids splashing, you lose some. Is extremely slippery when wet, don't walk on it once water is on it, or you will be sliding!
1762070
Yes. My 5 year old nephew was able to use it no problem after being shown once how to fill and pump.
2123680
I guess you could, but the top(green part) was made to come off. But that's not the only problem. I sent the original sprayer back and ask for my money back. They sent me another sprayer. I ran 1 1/2fills thru it then it quit again. I checked the batteries and they were good. This sprayer is just not worth buying it won't work anymore. Threw money down the drain.
1727123
Yes, you can take off the part with the music, lights, and vibration. I kept mine in, as my baby liked the music and vibration.
1682751
Not really. This is for my 10 years old child and I have a 5 year daughter, she can not do it and kind of dangers.
2284032
The nozzle , ugh, it ruins the can. Its a two handed operation just to 'open' the nozzle and then a second person to lift and pour into the fuel tank. Weird and I would not buy another just because of that uneducated mechanical change.
1762133
No, but it's play-doh. What sort of directions do you need? All children ages 2-12 to take it out of the container. It's mushy and they play with it. The end.
1061344
No, I wouldn't say a child could remove it. The seat isn't actually suctioned. You press the backrest thing down and it pushes two posts down, sort of wedging the seat into place.
1961498
That is the best way I know. Trying to pinch off the tube, or pulling out and raising the other end could result in some spilled gas -- danger! But this hasn't been an issue for me. This product works well as long as you are careful pulling out the correct end of the tube when you have enough fuel. It just takes a little thought the first time.
2039354
Yes, you can. There is a switch that you use to switch it on or off. And the switch is under a locked cover, so kids can't access it.
652612
Not for a Toddler, the prop and engine cowling come off easily and could be a choking hazard. If it is like a 5 year old or any child who does not put things in their mouth, it would be fine. Its made of Die cast o they can drop it and it will be fine.
1727119
I suppose you can, but, overall, it is pretty flimsy and tends to fall apart. My grandson found it frustrating.
880408
No...You can't. There is a bucket that he can play with though... that's it!
1232186
This is not designed to have direct access to the flame therefore I would not recommend doing it because you may end up disrupting the flame and blowing it `out.
1250108
I would not. The toy breaks almost everytime you use it. The little propellers break when it lands. My son played with it for about 20 minutes and then all the propellers were broken or lost in the grass.