My family is currently building the power wheels eliminator. We were putting the second cap on the axle but when we hammer it, the axle goes in. The instruction manual says to support the other side but we’re not sure how. I know this didn’t involve that but we can’t find video assembly of the eliminator and are stuck. Any tips?
Same. I figure it's because this video is 6 years old and we just got ours so they are making them cheaper now. That's the only thing I can think of because this guy's snapped right in.
So helpful. I have to build one of these tomorrow for my twins. Great video. Thanks
Thanks, couldn’t have done it without you!!
Glad I found this video. We currently bought our son a jeep! Thanks
You are my MVP Christmas 2022
Thank you!...you saved my life getting this put together...it looks awesome!
Thank you! This really helped me out !
Thank you so much for this video it helped me so much
Definitely awesome video helped me out a lot my daughter is so happy thank you so much
Thank you, this video was a great help!
Thank you !!
thanks brother I helped me a lot thanks again
My mom says thank u so much
My family is currently building the power wheels eliminator. We were putting the second cap on the axle but when we hammer it, the axle goes in. The instruction manual says to support the other side but we’re not sure how. I know this didn’t involve that but we can’t find video assembly of the eliminator and are stuck. Any tips?
You must place the axle against a non movable object then hammer the cap on.
Have a skinny 4 yr old lol how is the size. Big enough for my daughter you think?
Wasted Texan she can still ride in it a 5 so might get. a couple years use...
What about the gas pedal and wiring it to the motor?
Huh?
The most annoying steps for me were the back fenders they didn’t want to snap in any which way
Same. I figure it's because this video is 6 years old and we just got ours so they are making them cheaper now. That's the only thing I can think of because this guy's snapped right in.
Was it hard to put together
+David Cheeseboro Not really.... I was really hot that day so it took awhile.
I need help please
+Paula garcia - ?
I was needed help with the step 9
+Paula garcia IU agree step 9 is a pain, using vise-grips would make it easier than using the provided tools.