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4 of 4 found the following review helpful:
 Byron the Bulldozer Jun 01, 2008
By R. Wilson
It doesn't roll great but my 2 1/2 year old doesn't care. This is one of his favorite characters and now toys. He takes it to bed with him every night.
Word of advice, don't allow it in the sandbox. The sand gets into it and the button to operate the blade doesn't work, it sticks. But again, my 2 1/2 year old doesn't mind at all.
4 of 4 found the following review helpful:
Fun for the collection Jan 07, 2008
By S. Chris
Byron the bulldozer was just a fun addition to my son's Thomas and Friends collection. He enjoys pushing the button to watch the moving parts. Well put together, and has a magentic back, so it can "tow" the other toys.
4 of 5 found the following review helpful:
 For Fans of Jack, Alfie, etc. Apr 10, 2007
By Janet Boyer
"Author of Tarot in Reverse"
If your little one is a fan of Thomas the Tank Engine and Friends, you've no doubt seen the episodes featuring construction vehicles like bulldozers.
Byron is a giant bulldozer capable of moving tons of dirt. His size, strength and skills are very impressive--and he knows it! He doesn't like to waste his talents on jobs which he thinks are beneath him in importance.
Like Jack and Alfie, Byron is made of plastic. His "caterpillars" are made of rubber and are movable, and if you press down on the back, the scooper moves up and down.
If you're familiar with the wooden trains by Learning Curve, you may be a bit disappointed that characters like Jack and Byron are made of plastic.
If your child enjoys construction vehicles, he/she will no doubt love Byron. My son is very happy that he added Byron to his collection!
1 of 1 found the following review helpful:
 NOTE: Treads easily come off and frustrate child Dec 26, 2011
By DeepSouthReader
Christmas Day I gave this to my son. I probably put the treads back in place, say, 20 times. If a younger child doesn't understand that "Byron must go slow", the treads will come off the wheels. Easy to "fix Byron", but frustrating for the child.
2 of 3 found the following review helpful:
 Track Problems Jul 15, 2011
By Virginia Caudill
"Va"
My 3 year-old grandson loves Thomas and loves construction trucks so I was happy to get him Bryon to add to his collection. He thinks it is fun, but he is constantly put off because the rubber track won't stay in place. I recommend it for an older child that has the dexterity to line up the tracks when they constantly come lose.
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