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Construction truck compilation with kids cement mixer, excavator, dump truck. Educational | Kid Crew

We pretend to be construction workers and work on all kinds of construction sites and use a ton of construction equipment during this 1 hour compilation. We pretend play and drive kids versions of cement mixers, steamrollers, septic trucks, dump trucks, bulldozers, bucket trucks, backhoes, diggers, and trucks and trailers. We build with our builder skills, demolish with our smashing skills, repair with our fixing skills, and get muddy a few times. After playing with our Kid Sized vehicles, we re-create at home play with Bruder trucks. First we need to pour a real concrete foundation for mom's playhouse after it’s faced so many emergencies at it’s current location. We lay the concrete forms, add gravel with a dump truck, lay rebar with help of a kids sit-on excavator (digger), and then pour concrete from a kids cement mixer. After drying, mom moves her playhouse into position on a flatbed truck. Next we need to fix a pothole in the road that is causing a traffic jam on the morning commute. After blocking off the road there is still a crash, so we come back a night to finish the job when there is less traffic. Being a construction worker is a lot of work. We dump new roadway with a dump truck, then compact it with a kids steamroller. The road roller does a great job. Then we put in a toy bridge with a Bruder crane truck, dump truck, steamroller and excavator. Then mom is in the playhouse and can’t flush her toilet! Kid Crew sets off with a septic truck and his tools. The septic truck has a huge tank on the back for that is hooked to a pump that can suck the solids out of septic tanks. Kind of like a vacuum excavator. The ground is really muddy! He takes off the lid to our pretend septic tank and uses his septic truck hoses to pump it out. Then he replaces the broken pipe with a new one, backfills the trench, and re-installs the septic cover. Then we install a new toy septic tank and field with construction toys including an excavator, crane truck, and tractor and trailer. Next we pave a dirt road after our off-roading side by side can’t get up a slope. We use a kids bulldozer and dump truck for this job. Then we fix a toy flood with Bruder and Tonka dump trucks and tractors with dumping trailers. Then we pretend to be an electrical lineman and use our bucket truck and toy chainsaw to cleanup storm damage and repair a pretend power line. Then we fix another toy power outage with a Bruder bucket truck, crane truck, garbage truck, police truck, and ambulance. Next, dad gets a real backhoe stuck in our muddy yard and Kid Crew construction worker comes to the rescue with his logging semi to build a platform to help dad get unstuck. After getting unstuck, dad gets a lot of work done with the backhoe and we re-create dad’s unfortunate getting stuck with Bruder construction toys and a fast remote controlled truck. Then we move a playhouse with our powerful powerwheels truck and trailer, and use Bruder construction trucks to show how a buildings is built from the start. We use a cement mixer, steamroller, bulldozer, dump truck, semi truck, and then build a Lincoln Log house. Lastly, we pretend we are construction workers and tear down a broken play set with our ride on truck, trailer, and tractor and then dispose of the debris. In the educational segments we learn how cement mixers, steamrollers, septic trucks, dump trucks, electrical grids, backhoes, house moving, building demolition, and excavators work. 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.