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Geotrax Rail & Road System Lift 'N Load Quarry

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Geotrax Rail & Road System Lift 'N Load Quarry

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Lifting, loading, and moving boulders - all in a day's work! Use the dump truck to haul and dump boulders. Or, load cargo on your hand-powered conveyor belt and swivel it up to the Helix drop. It spirals down a chute into the loading bucket where your dump truck can pick it up! This deluxe construction set includes everything your little one needs to play right away: a conveyor belt, a spiral helix drop, a dumping bed, a push-along dump truck with unloading action, two boulders and a complete loop of track. Approx. dimensions of the assembled product are 25" W x 16" L x 10" H.

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Product Details

Product Length:	18.0 inches
Product Width:	27.0 inches
Product Height:	12.0 inches
Package Length:	14.4 inches
Package Width:	13.0 inches
Package Height:	4.6 inches
Package Weight:	3.4 pounds
Average Customer Rating:	based on 1 reviews

Features

GeoTrax
Rail & Road SysteM
Lift 'n Load Quarry
Ages: 2 1/2 years & up

Customer Reviews

Average Customer Review: 3.0

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Good idea, bad "chain" Feb 01, 2009 By Basil Brimblecombe
The Lift and load quarry is a really cute addition to our Geotrax and I was glad to find it pre-loved. However, the plastic "chain" on the crank that moves the boulders up the ramp constantly is coming out of the groove, making it really impossible to turn smoothly and will ultimately snap, given enough play. This snag has really gotten in my son's way of enjoying the toy. Although he does enjoy rolling the boulders about the windy delivery chute and onto the truck below. I can see why this one isn't still on the market, but may be getting reworked as we speak.