Foot Powered Dump Truck Plans at WoodCraftPlans.com

Foot Powered Dump Truck Plans
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Any child who is fascinated by heavy duty construction equipment will not be able to resist test driving this super project -- that pretty much makes every child on Earth a fan of this truck. Build it from one sheet of plywood and a few extra pine braces. Realistic steering and dumping functions.

Plans include full size patterns where needed, detailed measured drawings and instructions, plus a complete list of materials you need. Install a mechanism for pedalling, or leave it out and let the child use his feet like Fred Flintstone.

The truck measures almost 4' long and is 2' wide. Imagine the decoration schemes you could devise for this project. Add a horn, add lights. Hours of fun for the woodworker to build and hours more fun for kids to play.

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