FALK Claas Arion 410 Pedal Tractor Excavator - 2040N
Pedal tractor excavator Claas, a realistic pedal replica of the Arion 410 model, with a steering wheel with horn, articulated excavator at the back and a trailer with side panels. Take it out of the packaging and let your child play.
- MADE IN FRANCE: Falk designs and manufactures its toys in France, in its workshops in Oyonnax (Rhône-Alpes), working with local partners.
- FRONT SHOVEL: A highly realistic, fully articulated front shovel with a handle and lever for easy control.
- BACK EXCAVATOR: Fully articulated excavator for precise digging, with handle and lever.
- TRAILER FOR MORE PLAY: Transport rocks, sand or leaves, or carry toys anywhere.
- MADE TO LAST: Outdoor toys designed to resist adventurous children, manufactured for children aged 2 to 5 years.
- sku
- CDFAL3016202040147
- upc_ean
- 3016202040147
- Brand
- FALK
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Quality & Variety for Every Taste
Selected products from well-known brands that combine quality, style and price for every need and budget.
Secure Transactions
Secure electronic transactions with the highest confidentiality and protection of personal data.
Easy Returns
Simplified product return process, easily and simply by filling out the special form.
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For any question or support you can contact us at info@grantdays.com or at +30 2113333491.
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