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Bruder 09816 John Deere 5115 M with Tipping Trailer 24.12.8

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Bruder 09816 John Deere 5115 M with Tipping Trailer 24.12.8The John Deere 5115M is the star of the compact tractor class on the farm. The large, spacious cab provides the driver with ample freedom of movement. The engine is powerful and economical. Its versatility is a special feature. Whether with trailers for transport work on the road or with attachments in the field, the tractor's performance is impressive across the board. This also applies as a toy. As usual, the model like design combines robustness

The John Deere 5115M is the star of the compact tractor class on the farm. The large, spacious cab provides the driver with ample freedom of movement. The engine is powerful and economical. Its versatility is a special feature. Whether with trailers for transport work on the road or with attachments in the field, the tractor's performance is impressive across the board. This also applies as a toy. As usual, the model-like design combines robustness and a wide range of functions, compatible with the wide range of Bruder agricultural equipment. Its maneuverability is ensured by its steering, which, like the larger Bruder models, can be controlled with an additional steering rod through the sliding roof. The tandem axle trailer is the ideal addition with its tilting platform and foldable side walls. This attractive and affordable tractor, with its tandem transport trailer, is the ideal addition to the bworld themed worlds.

The John Deere 5115M is now available to complement the numerous John Deere items in Bruder's extensive range. This model, part of the 1000 series tractor, impresses not only with its detailed appearance but also with its compactness and maneuverability. Its exceptionally good maneuverability makes it ideal for working in tight spaces or for parking easily in the bworld machine hall. The large, clearly laid out driver's cab is designed to suit the bworld figures, allowing them to navigate the tractor particularly well. As with all tractors in the Bruder range, the John Deere 5115M can be played with using the additional steering column stored in the vehicle floor, which has been inserted onto the steering wheel through the sunroof. The 1:16 scale was also maintained here to create a particularly attractive play area with many Bruder products. The removable front weight, combined with the trailer hitch, allows for the attachment of numerous attachments and trailers from the entire range. This set also includes a side-board trailer in John Deere color. This trailer features a tilting bed and folding sides, as well as a folding trailer hitch and treaded tires.






Highlights

Vehicle Body

  • Additional steering column can be stowed in the vehicle floor
  • Removable front weight
  • Mount for front loader
  • Standard front and rear coupling

Chassis

  • Steerable and off-road swing front axle
  • Tread tires

Movement/Function

  • Steerable with additional steering rod through tractor sliding roof

General

  • Tractor series: 1000
  • Warning! Not suitable for children under 3 years. Danger of choking due to small parts.
  • Recommended age: from 3 years for indoor and outdoor play
  • Made of high-quality plastics such as ABS
  • Made by Bruder
  • Scale 1:16

Dimensions

  • John Deere 5115M: 10.2 x 5 x 6.3 inch
  • Tipping Trailer: 12.8 x 5.8 x 4.3 inch
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