Peg Perego IGED1112

Peg Perego Case IH Little Tractor and Trailer Instruction Manual

Model: IGED1112

Introduction

Thank you for choosing the Peg Perego Case IH Little Tractor and Trailer. This manual provides essential information for the safe and proper use of your new ride-on toy. Please read all instructions carefully before assembly and operation. This product is designed for children aged 24 months to 4 years.

Peg Perego Case IH Little Tractor and Trailer

Image: The Peg Perego Case IH Little Tractor and Trailer, a red ride-on toy with a grey seat and a detachable red trailer with grey stake sides.

Safety Information

Adult supervision is required at all times. Ensure the child is within the recommended age range (24 months - 4 years) and weight limits for safe operation. Always operate the tractor in a safe environment, away from traffic, steep inclines, swimming pools, or other hazards.

What's in the Box

Upon unpacking, please verify that all components are present:

Setup

1. Assembly

Remove the tractor and trailer from its packaging. Follow the detailed assembly instructions provided in the separate assembly guide (if applicable) to connect the trailer to the tractor and secure any loose components. Ensure all connections are firm before proceeding.

Rear view of Peg Perego Case IH Little Tractor with trailer attached

Image: Rear view of the red tractor with the grey and red stake-side trailer attached, showing the connection point.

2. Battery Charging

Before first use, fully charge the 6-volt rechargeable battery. Connect the charger to the battery and plug it into a standard wall outlet. The initial charge may take up to 18 hours. Refer to the charger's indicator lights for charging status. Do not overcharge the battery.

Close-up of the pedal mechanism on the Peg Perego tractor

Image: A close-up of the pedal mechanism on the side of the tractor, which is near the battery compartment.

3. Seat Adjustment

The seat can be adjusted to accommodate growing legs. Locate the seat adjustment mechanism (usually underneath the seat or at its base) and move the seat to the desired position. Ensure it is securely locked in place before the child rides.

Close-up of the grey adjustable seat on the Peg Perego tractor

Image: A close-up of the grey seat on the tractor, highlighting its design and potential for adjustment.

Operating Instructions

1. Starting and Driving

Once the child is seated and the seat is adjusted, instruct them to place their foot on the accelerator pedal. Pressing the pedal will engage the motor and move the tractor forward at approximately 2¼ mph. The tractor does not have a reverse function.

Close-up of the foot pedal accelerator on the Peg Perego tractor

Image: A close-up of the black foot pedal accelerator located on the right side of the tractor's footrest.

2. Stopping

To stop the tractor, the child simply needs to lift their foot from the accelerator pedal. The automatic brakes will engage, bringing the tractor to a stop.

3. Operating Surfaces

The tractor can be operated indoors or outdoors on smooth, level surfaces such as grass, dirt, or paved areas. Performance may vary on different terrains; for example, battery life may be slightly reduced when operating on grass compared to pavement.

Child riding the Peg Perego Case IH Little Tractor and Trailer

Image: A young child happily riding the red Peg Perego Case IH Little Tractor with its trailer attached.

4. Using the Trailer

The included stake-side trailer can be used to haul light cargo. Ensure the trailer is securely attached to the tractor before loading. Avoid overloading the trailer, as this may affect the tractor's performance and stability. The trailer pin may occasionally dislodge on uneven terrain; reattach as needed.

Close-up of the stake-side trailer for the Peg Perego tractor

Image: A close-up of the red stake-side trailer with grey railings, designed for hauling small items.

Maintenance

1. Battery Care

2. Cleaning

Clean the tractor with a damp cloth. Do not use abrasive cleaners or solvents. Avoid spraying water directly onto electrical components.

3. General Inspection

Regularly inspect the tractor for any loose parts, damaged wires, or worn tires. Ensure all screws and fasteners are tight. Replace any damaged parts immediately to ensure safe operation.

Close-up of the durable plastic wheel on the Peg Perego tractor

Image: A close-up of one of the tractor's durable plastic wheels with a red hubcap, showing its tread pattern.

Troubleshooting

ProblemPossible CauseSolution
Tractor does not move.Battery is not charged or improperly connected.Ensure battery is fully charged and connections are secure.
Reduced speed or short battery life.Battery not fully charged; operating on challenging terrain (e.g., thick grass); battery nearing end of life.Charge battery for the recommended duration. Operate on smoother surfaces. Consider replacing the battery if it consistently holds a short charge after proper charging.
Trailer detaches frequently.Trailer pin is loose or dislodged due to bumps or heavy loads.Re-secure the trailer pin. Avoid overloading the trailer and operate on smoother surfaces where possible.
Difficulty steering or poor turning radius.This model has a limited turning radius by design.Guide the child to make wider turns. The tractor does not have reverse, so manual repositioning may be required in tight spaces.

Specifications

Warranty Information

This product comes with a standard manufacturer's warranty. Additionally, a free 2nd year extension to the regular warranty is available with consumer participation. Please refer to the warranty card included with your product or visit the Peg Perego website for details on how to register and activate your extended warranty.

Customer Support

For technical assistance, replacement parts, or warranty inquiries, please contact Peg Perego customer service. Refer to the contact information provided in your product packaging or visit the official Peg Perego website for current support options.

Please retain this instruction manual for future reference.