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Thanks, we try our best so it’s nice to know that at times we have someone tell us we are doing good.

uhm wtf

Start with handles up and then grab center bar or seat to lower yourself.

Lift up on the handles if going forward and push down on the handles if going backward.

Awesome. Enjoy. Careful though because the straps for the cart aren’t the most durable.

Thanks. I’m glad we were able to help

There’s a bit of a learning curve to riding it. An open and empty parking lot is a good place to learn. Hope your grand child enjoys.

They set it there for liability reasons. But at the time he was 7 riding it. The younger ones were too little to reach the pedals so it would be safe for them. If they can reach the pedals and you’re okay with someone younger riding the cart than I would say it is up to you to decide about whether or not your child that is under 12 rides it.

@@bpckids24 thanks!

Is it the hoverboard itself that is shutting off? As for weight my son only weighed 35-45 pounds at the time of the video so I do t think it should be weight unless they weigh less than that. If you’ve checked the battery connection then that seems like a manufacturer’s error. Sorry, I can’t be any more help, hope you figure it out.

@@bpckids24 yeah it’s like it’s shutting off cause it doesn’t have enough weight in the seat. Works fine when I’m in it. And my son is about the same size as yours in the video. Maybe I’ll give them a call.

The biggest thing will be height. In the video it’s made to its shortest length and he was just barely tall enough. When the younger ones got on it their legs weren’t long enough but with a pillow or someone sitting behind them, they could reach the foot rests. So yes it should work, just put something behind you to make the back closer if your feet don’t reach and eventually you’d be tall enough without the pillow. Hope you enjoy it.

Worst part about the big wheel is eventually the tire became slick and it spun more that it got traction.

Haven’t really ever checked the distance on it but I’d say maybe 5. Hard to say since I’ve never measured it in that way. With a 50lb kid it runs full blast for about 3 hours so I could see it going about 5 miles. Maybe if I get a chance I’ll get him to take it to a track and do laps so I can get a better answer on that for you

At the time of this video he was 7.

We got it from Sam’s Club. Here is the link for it. www.samsclub.com/p/jetson-force-electric-ride-on/prod23603810?xid=plp_product_1

The back tires are a hoverboard. There are straps that go around it to hold it in place for the go-kart. Then if you want you can undo the straps and ride it around like a normal hoverboard.

It’s pretty cool isn’t it?

They love it. It is definitely worth it.

We didn’t have the issue with the screw holes lining up. But it was a pain getting them just right to fit the screws.

@@bpckids24 ok thank you for answering. It’s a big pain just getting 1 to line up let alone 2 lol 🤦🏻‍♀️

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Glad the video was able to answer one of your questions. As for the hills it does great. We have good size hills from our house to his grandparents and he rides it back and forth easily. Just make sure it has a good charge so that way you don’t end up having to drag it up the hill.

I’m not sure the about the board. It all came as a combo and is listed as the jetson all terrain combo pack.

It goes about 10-12 mph.

Thanks.

Glad we could help. They all still love it.

Haven’t had any issues with it as of yet. Battery still runs good and holds a great charge, and the lights all still work really well. The only thing we haven’t really tried much to do is the Bluetooth speaker but that’s also for the fact I’m not giving him our phones so he can drive around listening to music. It’s definitely a well built product.

Appreciate the comment of saying “great job” and a bit confused on the “you tried”. Is there something that could have been done better or added?

Thanks, the kids think it’s pretty awesome and the parents are jealous they didn’t have cool stuff like this when they were kids.

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Thanks for the feedback.

I did have all the straps and clips and loops connected. The issue isn’t so much at the corners but more in the middle of the two halves where there is no connection point that leaves a gap.

@@bpckids24 Pulling the straps tight, the overlap should be 6-8"

The first time I set it up I had the two hammocks 4’ apart and it had gaps. So this time I only put them 3’ apart and still had gaps just not as large. So what is the recommended distance between the two hammocks when using the netting so not to have gaps?

@@bpckids24 Somewhere around 3 feet between levels is correct. Do not use the toggles and loops at the centre points along each side, these will only hinder the overlap. Once you pull all elasticated straps tight both above and below, this should give the perfect seal. Please bear in mind that with human loads added, the spacing between levels will fluctuate and adjustments should be made to allow for this.