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Some pedal tractor attachments are “nice to have.” A flat cart is the one you’ll use all the time. The Pedal Tractor Flat Cart from River Valley Farm Toys is built for real-world fun—whether you’re hauling toys around the yard, setting up for a parade, or finishing off a collector-quality

If you want a pedal tractor setup that looks like it’s ready for real farm work, a cultivator is one of the best attachments you can add. The Pedal Tractor Field Cultivator Attachment from River Valley Farm Toys brings that authentic “working the field” look to die cast pedal tractors—built

If you’ve ever watched a field get worked before planting, you know the disc harrow is one of those classic, can’t-miss farm implements. It’s rugged, practical, and instantly recognizable behind a tractor. The Pedal Tractor Disc Attachment from River Valley Farm Toys brings that same “real farm” look to die-cast

Nothing says “hayfield season” like a haybine rolling behind a tractor. The Pedal Tractor Center Pivot Haybine Attachment brings that same iconic look to die cast pedal tractors—built from steel, sized for realistic proportion, and designed with a standout feature collectors and kids both appreciate: it can pivot and be

If you’ve ever watched a driveway get smoothed or a lane get leveled, you know how handy a box grader can be. The Pedal Tractor Box Grader Attachment brings that same hardworking farm-and-shop tool to the pedal tractor world—built from steel, finished with a durable powder coat, and designed with

Big-farm realism. Pedal-tractor sized. Built from steel. Want to turn a pedal tractor into a “real working rig”? Our Pedal Tractor Bush Hog Mower Attachment brings that rugged rotary-cutter look to the backyard—while still being accurate enough for collectors who care about details. Whether you’re buying for a kid who

There’s something timeless about a pedal tractor — the sight of a child pedaling across the driveway, hands gripping a miniature steering wheel, pretending to plow the fields just like Dad or Grandpa. For many Americans, that image is more than play; it’s a piece of rural history. The story