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Re: Battery powered children's tractor
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Posted by Kim on May 31, 2000 at 06:01:42 from (209.240.200.153):
In Reply to: Battery powered children's tractor posted by Kelly on May 28, 2000 at 20:21:57:
I've never heard of one of these, so most likely if they are made they aren't mass marketed. My son has one of those battery-powered Jeeps. I've seen battery powered trucks, cars and motorcycles too. I wonder if you could take one of those ltitle engines people hook up to their bicycles and hook it up to a pedal tractor? My brother-in-law has a little engine that he charges up in his house, attaches to his bicycle and it will speed his bike down the road for quiet a ways!
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