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Product information "Claas Nectis 267 F with Tipping trailer"
With the introduction of the Nectis series model, BRUDER rounds off its 1:16 model tractor series of the grassland specialist Claas. Of course, this tractor also has the typical BRUDER tractor features and can be combined with all farming front and equipment of the BRUDER range. BRUDER's small and lightweight moving tipping trailer is, therefore, the perfect match to this tractor as it can be used to realistically imitate, for example, its use in vineyards and orchards.
Automotive body
Detachable front weight
Receiver for front loader
Chassis
Steerable, off-road full floating axle
Steerable and off-road front axle
Tread tyres
Motion/function
Additional steering rod allows steering through the sliding tractor roof
Common
WARNING! Not suitable for children under 36 months. Choking hazard - small parts.
Recommended age: suitable from 3 years upwards for playing indoors and outdoors
Manufactured from high-quality plastics such as ABS
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