
He Drives It Himself

Most toy tractors only move when a grown-up pushes them. TrackHaul drives on a 2.4GHz remote: forward, back, left and right, LED headlights glowing across the floor, plus a one-key demo that runs a little show on its own. Rug, deck or dirt path, the engine whir tells him he's the one in charge.
Scoop It. Haul It. Dump It.

A tractor that only drives gets boring fast. TrackHaul gives him a job. The front loader sets to 3 heights to scoop the hay, the trailer hitches on the back, and its bed tips by hand to dump the load. A cow, a sheep, a round hay roll and 5 square bales ship in the box, so the first farm run starts the minute the paper comes off.
Two Battery Packs. Grandpa Plays Too.

One person drives, one runs the loader, someone decides where the hay goes. Two 500mAh packs give about an hour of play between them: swap one in, put the other on the USB cable, and keep farming. Real rubber deep-tread tires on dual rear wheels make it look like the real thing.
WHO IT'S FOR
Four families, one tractor
Screen-tired parents, gift-hunting grandparents, farm-obsessed kids and parents of rough players buy it for different reasons. It answers all four.
“Every toy loses to the tablet by Tuesday.”
Toys die because they do one thing. This one drives, scoops, hauls and dumps, so there's always another job on the farm and he's still on the floor with it next month.
“Whatever I buy gets played with twice.”
Most gifts are finished the day they're opened. A tractor with a loader, a tipping trailer and a whole hay harvest to move is not finished on day one.
“He's obsessed with real tractors.”
Dual rear wheels on rubber deep-tread tires, working headlights and a loader that sets to 3 heights. It looks and works like the ones he waves at from the car.
“I want something we can play together.”
One drives, one loads, someone picks where the hay goes. Two battery packs keep the game going while grandpa takes a turn on the remote.
WHAT YOU GET
Four reasons, and that's the lot
One tractor, one remote, and a whole farm to haul.
Everything in the box
HOW IT WORKS
Charge. Drive. Haul.
Every toy tractor rolls. TrackHaul gives him a whole farm job to run.

Step 1 — Charge the battery pack
Two rechargeable 500mAh packs and a USB cable come in the box. No hunting for AAs on Christmas morning.
Step 2 — Load up the farm
Set the loader to one of 3 heights, hitch the trailer, and line up the cow, the sheep and the hay.
Step 3 — Drive it on the remote
Forward, back, left, right and headlights on the 2.4GHz remote. Tip the trailer by hand to dump the load.
YOUR FIRST AFTERNOON
From box to living-room farm
What setting it up looks like, start to finish.
Charge it
Plug a battery pack into the included USB cable. Unbox the farm pieces while you wait.
Switch on
Click the pack into the tractor, flip the switch and turn on the remote. The headlights come on.
Hand over the remote
Forward, back, left, right. Most kids have it down in a minute, and the demo button runs a show on its own.
Scoop, haul, repeat
Scoop the bales, haul them in the trailer, tip them out, drive back for more. Swap batteries and keep going.
THE HONEST COMPARISON
Only one does the whole job
The 30-Day Money Back Guarantee
Let them farm with it for thirty days. If it isn't the toy they carry from room to room, or you're unhappy with it for any reason, message us through the Contact page within 30 days of delivery and we'll walk you through a return and a full refund.
Drives. Scoops. Hauls.
2.4GHz remote with headlights · 3-height loader · tipping trailer · 8 farm pieces · 2 battery packs · free US shipping
ANY LAST QUESTIONS?
The things people ask before they order
Does the remote really drive it?
Yes. The 2.4GHz remote drives the tractor forward, back, left and right, switches the LED headlights on and runs a one-key demo. The front loader and the trailer's tipping bed are moved by hand — that's the part kids do themselves.
What comes in the box?
The tractor, the tipping trailer, the 2.4GHz remote, 2 rechargeable 500mAh battery packs, a USB charging cable, and 8 farm pieces: a cow, a sheep, a round hay roll and 5 square bales.
How long does the battery last?
The two battery packs give about an hour of play between them. Swap one in, put the other on the USB cable, and keep farming.
What age is it for?
Ages 3–9. Younger kids love scooping and hauling by hand while a grown-up drives; older kids take the remote and run the whole farm.
What if we don't love it?
You're covered by our 30-day money back guarantee. Message us through the Contact page within 30 days and we'll walk you through a return and refund.
How long does shipping take?
Shipping is free on every order within the US. Please allow about a week for processing before it ships. You can follow your order from our track-order page or by emailing us.