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Yeah Depot - Ride on Tractor with Trailer,24V Battery Powered Electric Tractor Toy, 200w*2motor 1.86-4.97MPH/Remote Control,electric car for kids,Three speed adjustable,USB,MP3 ,Bluetooth,LED light, safety belt. 12.5 mm with a crossbar on each which includes a footrest

SKU: 13219651812
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USD100.50 USD138.50 Pit lane

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Yeah Depot Ride on Tractor with Trailer,24V Battery Powered Electric Tractor Toy, 200w*2motor 1.86 4.97MPH Remote Control,electric car for kids,Three speed adjustable,USB,MP3 ,Bluetooth,LED light, safety belt. 12.5 mm with a crossbar on each which includes a footrest with a crossbar on each side that add stability while also serving as footrests Features 9 in this kid ride on car is not harmful to your children's health featuring 2 wear resistant wheels with suspension system

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