What happens if sand gets into the control ring?
2019466
ive dropped mine multiple times in sandstone sand which is finer than regular beach sand and it gets a little gritty but it doesn't effect performance, also you can just wash it out by moving the ring with the light underwater.
1188914
No electronic equipment holds up well to sand. Sand can get in the USB and sound jack. I think it can also find its way through the speaker cover. I treat it like a phone...no water and no sand.
513653
If you mean if it sands in circles, I don't know but it would not move in circular motion. If you just leave it without directing the movement, it will "vibrate". It's easier to move it in straight lines than in circles.
349000
It's a float, but may hold a small amount of sand to create the proper up and down motion to activate the switch.
1473320
The plastic is probably too thin to handle being sand box, we just use ours for water and my father already wants to buy another one jic. Plus its pretty big so that'd be a ton of sand. But you can try it, I think the sides are strong enough to handle it however.
779239
The game that I purchased had an electric timer not a sand glass timer. I hope that answers your question...
985783
This is my thought rather than an answer. I would guess it depends on the sand paper not the machine that spinns it
834570
Yes. I've been using mine in sand for a year now. No issues. It look a little bit of adjusting during setup but has performed excellent since day one.
986382
I'm afraid it would just push it around. There is no suction. You can use a swifter pad or a microfiber cloth. I don't think with one would grab sand very well.
363187
I doubt it. Sounds like you would need 6 to 8 closers, and then the sand could interfere with their proper functioning. I wouldn't make the investment of time + $.
130526
No , read the manual and be careful to not get sand in the valve body. Use the fill tube that comes with it.
2228094
I don't think the wire anchors would hold it in place in sand. They need to go into firm ground.
1076768
Probably not. You have to depress the red button and kind of giggle it around and push it in at the same time. You have to really depress the red button before it will start to slide back in. When mine has been in the dirt or sand, it doesn't slide back in as easy either. after a few more uses, it starts sliding better.Good Luck!I really love mine. Really built well.
1255597
There are two handles/lifts on the truck. One lifts the entire scoop up and the second lever controls the dump feature of the scoop. So yes it can scoop up a load of sand in the sandbox and then lift and dump into a dump truck. My little granddaughters love their Tonka trucks.
140139
It's an open bottom type situation. I wouldn't think you could bypass the ring.
1738185
I think not. It will probably roll nicely on wet packed sand, but would get bogged down in dry sand. Either way, I don't want to risk sand in the wheels and fittings causing wear and malfunction.
810349
You will have to confirm with company customer service. I filled with sand.