19" 2-N-1 Motorized Dig Rig

Name: 19" 2-N-1 Motorized Dig Rig
Brand: Maxx Action
Price: 26.99 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.7 (1081 reviews)

4.7 out of 5· 1081 owner ratings

Working lights
Sound on board
About 19 inches long

$26.99

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19" 2-N-1 Motorized Dig Rig is the Maxx Action toy construction truck that tends to get picked up first and put down last. It works excavator boom and bucket and a tipping dump bed; it carries its own light and sound set; the body measures about 19 inches end to end.

What you actually get in the hand is this: Activate the electronic sounds and LED lights as you push the buttons and pull the levers. You’ll hear 5 different sounds and see 6 bright lights including realistic construction noises, rumbling of the engine and cool reverse sounds. Push the buttons and pull the levers to activate the motorized engine and haul your material to a new destination. The vehicle can go forwards and backwards across the roughest terrain.

This truck has a large dump truck trough to fill with toys, dirt, blocks and more. The realistic action sounds will help create the environment of a construction site. Complete even more pretend projects with the front-end loader. Use the controls to dig up dirt and pick up other toys.

Dig, Dump and Drive with the ultimate construction vehicle. Young workers can pretend to take the drivers seat with the 2-N-1 Dig Rig. Realistic lights and sounds will help create the environment of a real construction site. Hear the roar of the automotive sounds while you drive forward and reverse across the roughest terrain. When kids want to play in the dirt or sand box, the Dig Rig is the perfect choice for sensory play. Featuring real scooping and digging action, this vehicle has everything to really get the job done. Use the levers to dig up dirt, toys and more! Lift over 8 pounds of materials into the bed of the rig and dump it out.

Add something to haul the spoil and the yard turns into a working loop rather than a shelf.

What the box says

Activate the electronic sounds and LED lights as you push the buttons and pull the levers. You’ll hear 5 different sounds and see 6 bright lights including realistic construction noises, rumbling of the engine and cool reverse sounds.
Push the buttons and pull the levers to activate the motorized engine and haul your material to a new destination. The vehicle can go forwards and backwards across the roughest terrain.
This truck has a large dump truck trough to fill with toys, dirt, blocks and more. The realistic action sounds will help create the environment of a construction site.
Complete even more pretend projects with the front-end loader. Use the controls to dig up dirt and pick up other toys.
Over 18 inches long with large that can roll over sand, dirt, gravel or carpet.
Young construction workers ages three and up can get to work while exploring their imaginations with this action-packed vehicle.

Living with this toy construction truck

Performance on a model like this is not a top speed. It is whether excavator boom and bucket still works after a season on a hard floor, and it is the reason 19" 2-N-1 Motorized Dig Rig is heavier in the hand than it needs to look. Judged that way, its performance is the reason it is still on this page.

Put it back into service the same way we would: grit brushed dry out of the hubs instead of oiled, a barely damp cloth on the bodywork, and the accessories washed properly in warm water. Do that twice a year and it outlasts the child's interest in it. A fault inside normal service is not something to nurse along — the order page of the partner store that handled the sale is where it gets sorted.

Where this toy construction truck fits on a kids’ site

On a working site this is the digging end of the loop. Everything it does starts with the bucket, so the spoil has to go somewhere afterwards. A single truck is a toy; three that can hand work to each other are a site, and the jobs this one leaves open are these:

Loading — a skid steer loader or a wheel loader, scooping with forks or a front bucket.
Hauling — a dump truck, or a long hauler with a trailer behind the cab.
Lifting — a crane truck spooling a line off a drum, or a forklift raising its forks up a track.
Clearing — a bulldozer, pushing spoil ahead of a blade until the ground is flat.

Add cones, a barrier and a worker figure from whatever comes in the box and the floor stops being a floor. Built tough matters more once several vehicles are in play, because the one that gets dropped is always the one somebody else needs next. Big street haulers and the quad runners in our off-road collection run the same wheels and take the same punishment, so they mix into a yard of construction toys without looking out of place.

Kids who have the whole loop keep going long after the fun of unwrapping has worn off, and that is where the hours come from: not from one impressive model, but from a sequence that closes and starts again.