Review on 🚂 Radio Flyer Town and Country Wagon by Brian Davis

Easy to assemble although the materials are mostly cheap plywood. A few tweaks I made: I didn't like the feel of the plywood and it's not waterproof and can't keep things from shifting, especially at the beach where I like to tidy it up after my weekly trips. There is no water outlet in the pan, which means that as the wood swells, puddles of water will collect in it and inevitably damage the wood, so here's what I did: I bought a 32-ounce can with a clear flexible seal and just filled it up and let dry. After that I drilled two dime sized holes in its base. The flexible gasket actually created a shock-absorbing base, making it waterproof and reinforcing the structure. After the beach I just wash everything off, everything stays in place - it doesn't slip anywhere and the holes just let all the sand and dirt from the bottom zone through. Everything is fine, but the smell of rubber tires, how to live 2 weeks in a tire center, for your information, it is harmful