Does this wagon have any major parts (heels, handle, etc) made of plastic? The one on Hayneedle's site is all steel.
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This modern version looks to have a plastic hinge. I have an older version, made circa 1970s right here in the US (not made in China like this new one), and the only plastic parts are the wheels and handle. But, they haven't broken in the 40 years it's been around, so I wouldn't say they'd break at all.
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No plastic parts. All metal to metal with sturday metal fastners. It is an excellent cloths rack and was easy to assemble.
1977960
It appears to be all steel. I do not see any plastic parts. However, I will say that when my husband used it in his cosmetic bag (long travels) there was some leakage.
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Yes the tires are hollow and plastic. The wagon goes over grass fairly easily, my 3 year old grandson pulls his 18 month old brother in it over grass from time to time without too big of a struggle. I don't have a problem at all unless we haven't mowed and the grass is tall. As for the rocks, I haven't taken the wagon over any rocks so I don't know.
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Wagon is more stout (heavier) than a Radio Flyer type. To me it pulls very easily on very cheap wheels. It is a very narrow wheel set so it will tip easily going across slope or if you have a high load in it. Some sharp parts if this is a concern around kids.
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The hinge is plastic.The rod that connects to the foot pedal is metal. There may be hidden parts that are plastic.
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I m not really sure, I bought the wagon for my 2 year old grandson. and it was just perfect for him.
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I did not actually see the wagon. I bought it and had it shipped directly to my granddaughter. Her daddy put the wheels on and said it was an extremely nice wagon ( which I was not surprised as the radio flyers are top notch ) just looking at the pictures my son sent to me with my granddaughter sitting in it, I would say that they are fairly high as she would not fall out. But now this one was the original classic radio flyer. Well worth the money. My husband remembers radio flyers when he was a kid and he is now 82 so that should tell that they are great wagons by a reputable company. Also, this wagon us all steel, not a plastic one. Hope this is helpful.
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It is made out of all steel construction. There are no visible plastic parts at all!
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Gee I gave it to my grandson, but I think it is metal. That's what surprised me, was so much of it is metal. The wheels of course are plastic, but it seemed to be made quite well, and my grandson (3 yrs. old) is rough on his toys!!
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Yes, there are some (very rigid) plastic connectors where the spokes connect to the main pole and to the "arms". They seem very sturdy. I move the thing a lot and haven't had any problems. Generally I don't like any plastic bits because they tend to brake off and ruin something that is otherwise good for a long time, but I would put this clothesline in the "exception to the rule" category. If the plastic slides (the are at the places where the spokes have to slide to fold the thing up) were metal, they would make an awful scraping sound for one thing! Hope this helps.
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They are hard plastic. Cant say yet how they hold up outside since we bought this around Christmastime and any one in the midwest will tell you there was no playing outside here yet! They've been using these type wheels on Little Tikes wagons and play cars for years and seem to hold up ok. I can say that we really like this wagon.
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No, the bolts come off the wagon. This is a horrible wagon. It tips easily. Rusts easily.
913787
The actual body of the road grader is metal. I thought the blade below the arm of the grader is plastic as well as the wheels.
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Yes, the basket and its lid are stainless steel. There is no plastic at all. Handle is wood and perc. is glass. Hope this helps! We love it- coffee is HOT!
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Yes it comes with the wagon. It's good for anyone under 5....it is smaller than some of the others I've seen but it's worth it :)
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They are hollow and plastic. The wagon pulls well over streets and rough terrain and our grand son loves it.