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Description
The White XMX623 is a 24V four-wheel ride-on dump truck with two seats and an electric tipping tray. Its open-sided cabin and construction-truck bodywork make it easy for children to see and enjoy the rear cargo area during supervised play.
A 24V 7Ah battery powers four 75W motors. Riders can steer and use the foot pedal, while an adult can operate the truck using the 2.4GHz parental remote. High and low speed settings are provided; the model has a listed maximum speed of up to 8 km/h, depending on the load, terrain and battery charge.
The rear tray raises electrically and has an opening tailgate for loading and unloading lightweight play items. This model is listed with EVA tyres, suspension at the front and rear and two padded seats. White body sections contrast with the black chassis and grey front bumper.
The recommended age range is 3–8 years, with a maximum combined rider load of 60 kg. Check seat fit, rider size and experience, and supervise use in a suitable private area away from roads.
Power
- Battery: 24V 7Ah rechargeable
- Drive motors: 4 × 75W
- Drive layout: Four driven wheels (4WD)
- Speed options: High and low
- Maximum speed: Up to 8 km/h
- Driving controls: Steering wheel, pedal and 2.4GHz parental remote
Requirements
- Age guidance: 3–8 years, subject to rider size and experience
- Maximum combined rider weight: 60 kg
- Adult supervision and a suitable private riding area required
Specifications
- Model: XMX623 (four wheels)
- Colour: White
- Seats: Two padded seats
- Tray: Electrically operated tipping bed with opening tailgate
- Wheels: EVA tyres
- Suspension: Front and rear
- Lighting: Front lights
- Start: Push-button
Dimensions
- Assembled size: 121 × 69 × 65 cm
- Carton size: 116 × 65 × 37.5 cm
Package Contents
- XMX623 ride-on dump truck with fitted battery
- 2.4GHz parental remote control
- Charger
- Instruction manual
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