Farm delivery with kids ride on semi truck and trailer, tractor, forklift. Educational | Kid Crew

Video Description

In this video we pretend to be a semi truck driver and take our 18 wheeler on a delivery with farm equipment. Our trailer is hauling a tractor, a Gator, straw bales, and a forklift and even needs to stop at a Police weigh station. First, we need to hitch up our huge semi trailer. It's over 14 ft long, and has a forklift hanging off the back. Our load is waiting, a John Deere tractor and Gator, and two straw bales. They are for a local farmer. We turn on the semi tractor and start backing up to hitch our fifth wheel. Then we raise the landing gear and connect the air hoses for the brakes. Then we're off! But unfortunately the police have opened a weigh station. We pull in and weigh 80,400 lbs. That's right at the limit in most states if you have an auxiliary power unit (APU). They help reduce idling of the huge semi engines to save fuel. The Kid Crew is able to continue his delivery and pulls up to mom's farm in his big rig. First he gets the forklift off the semi truck and delivers the straw. Then he puts the ramps on the trailer and drives off the Gator and tractor. Mom is a happy customer. Next, Kid Crew pulls up to a truck strop and fills his truck back up with diesel. Then he heads inside to enjoy a nice glass of milk. Next we play a fun game with our Bruder toys by making a silver mine. We use a toy semi truck, excavator, skid steer, dump truck, and bulldozer to run the mine. Lastly, we learn why semi's have so many tires in the educational segment. Come pretend play with us! Join us kids, toddlers, girls, and boys as we use our ride on toy trucks, toy tractors, and toy equipment to do construction, farming, and home improvement pretend play projects. While we play our games and drive our vehicles, we learn about engineering, science, STEM, and how things work in our educational segment. Thank you for watching Kid Crew! Please note, the appearance of U.S. Department of Defense (DoD) visual information does not imply or constitute DoD endorsement.