Toy Tractor and Hay wagon
This is a toy tractor and hay wagon I made for my grandson.
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Toys
Files Included (20)
Toy Tractor - bucket back.svg
1 kBToy Tractor - bucket bottom.svg
1 kBToy Tractor - bucket lift.svg
30 kBToy Tractor - bucket sides.svg
3 kBToy Tractor - bucket.svg
29 kBToy Tractor - fenders.svg
14 kBToy Tractor - Main body center.svg
9 kBToy Tractor - Main body grill and steering wheel.svg
34 kBToy Tractor - Main body profile.svg
6 kBToy Tractor - Main body side.svg
29 kBToy Tractor - Main body template.svg
28 kBToy Tractor - seat.svg
4 kBToy Tractor - wheel rims.svg
93 kBToy Tractor - wheels tread.svg
13 kBToy Tractor - wheels.svg
10 kBToy Tractor trailer - axles.svg
5 kBToy Tractor trailer side.svg
3 kBToy Tractor trailer tongue.svg
7 kBToy Tractor wagon - wheel rims.svg
97 kBToy Tractor wagon - wheels.svg
7 kB
Materials
various sizes of 3/4" pine (I used scraps I already had)
6" x 8" piece of 1/2" hardwood (I used a piece of ash I already had). I chose hardwood for the more intricate sides and the pieces holding up the roof, so they would be more resilient)
2 - 1/4" x 3 1/2" hex bolt (bucket arms)
1 - 1/4" x 3" hex bolt (front pivot on hay wagon)
6 - 1/4" x 1 1/2" hex screws (for wheel axles, front and hay wagon)
2 - 1/4" x 2 1/2" hex screws (rear wheels)
green, yellow, black, and silver spray paint
clear spray paint top coat
Tools
Shaper Origin
Band saw
Table saw
Drill
Sandpaper
Instructions
I am sorry I have not put together a step-by-step set of instructions. If I can get to it one day, I will try to do so. Hopefully the pictures will be enough to show you how the pieces fit together. Most are just assembled with either Titebond II or Clear Gorilla glue. The wheels are held on with washers and hex bolts to resemble the hub caps. There are two hex bolts with washers to hold the bucket on, using nuts with nylon inserts to prevent the nuts from working loose.