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• Description:Steel-bodied wagon that does not have sides. Original Radio Flyer Design.
• Model #: 18, 89, 90, 1800

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• Description: All-wood wagon with a wood body and removable wood stake sides. The sides are red while the body has a natural finish. The sides fit into metal slots that are bolted to the body of the wagon. When the sides are removed, the body is more similar to a flat bed. There is one model that is considered to be an oversized model, the #29 ATW Cargo Wagon.
• Model #: 24, 28, 29, 30

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• Description: Steel-bodied wagon with wood sides. These wagons consist of a standard Radio Flyer steel body with wood sides that are bolted to it. The sides of these wagons are not designed to be removed (as opposed to the wood wagons). However, they can be removed manually with a screwdriver and a wrench.
• Model #: 19, 22, 32

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• Description: These wagons represent the new generation of an old classic. The design of the plastic wagon varies from model to model. In general, these plastic wagons feature soft round edges that minimize bumps and bruises, as well as heavy duty casters that combine maneuverability with stability, allowing these wagons to make tight turns without tipping over.
• Model #: 2400, 2600, 2700, 2800

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• Characteristics: The most defining characteristics of All-Terrain Wagons (ATW) are the wheels and the axle system. All of these wagons have fully pneumatic (air) tires which allow the wagon to handle a wider variety of terrain (i.e. gravel, beaches, etc.), while providing a relatively smooth ride. The axle system provides the wagon with a greater weight capacity. Most All-Terrain Wagons can hold up to 250 lbs.
  
• Model #: 22W, 29, 32, 1800

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• Description: The pneumatic wheel consists of an inflatable air tire (or a "Balloon Tire") surrounding a durable plastic wheel. The fully pneumatic tire can be found on all Radio Flyer All-Terrain Wagons. This wheel is ideal when used on varied types of terrain, such as gravel or sand. When used on the sidewalk, this wheel will provide a smooth and quiet ride.
• Model #: 22W, 29, 32, 1800

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• Description: The semi-pneumatic wheel is a steel or plastic wheel, depending on the model, with a rubber tire tread. Unlike the pneumatic wheel, these semi-pneumatic wheels are not inflatable, however there is a bead of air molded into the tire. This wheel is ideal for use on paved surfaces and hardpacked terrain,a normal lawn around homes or parks is fine also.
• Model #: 90, 18, 22, 24, 2400, 2700, 2600, WT18

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• Description: The Molded Wheel is a durable plastic wheel. Unlike the pneumatic and semi-pneumatic wheels, the molded wheel does not have a steel wheel or a rubber tire. This wheel is ideal for smooth and paved surfaces.
• Model #: 7, 9, 89

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• Model #89: This is a 34" wagon that has 7" molded (plastic) wheels and a weight capacity of 80 lbs.
• Model #90: This is also a 34" wagon that has 8 1/2" steel wheels with semi-pneumatic (rubber) tires. This model can hold up to 120 lbs.
• Model #18:This is a 36" wagon with 10" semi-pneumatic tires. This wagon is 2" larger than the #90 and it is made with a heavier gauge steel than that of the #90. This allows for a greater weight capacity (180 lbs.)and increased durability. Another subtle difference is the bulge that appears at the base of this wagon (patented Radio Flyer design).
• Model #1800: This wagon is the same length and width as the #18, but has higher sides which make the body 50% deeper than that of the #18. The 1800 also has All-Terrain Wheels which provide for a greater weight capacity and a smoother ride.

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• Model #24: This is a 36" wood wagon that has semi-pneumatic wheels and a weight capacity of 180 lbs.
• Model #29:This is a 40" wood wagon that has pneumatic wheels. The 2 differences between the #28 and #29 are the size and weight capacity. The #29 is considered to be an oversized wagon and, because of this, the wood sides that run along the length of this wagon are divided into 2 pieces. This wagon can hold up to 250 lbs. of weight.
• Model #30:This is a 44" wagon that has pneumatic wheels. This is the largest wagon of its type that Radio Flyer has ever made. It is 4" longer than the #29 and it can hold up to 350 lbs. of weight.

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• Model #22: This is a 34” steel wagon with wood sides that has 8 ½” pneumatic wheels and a weight capacity of 120 lbs.
• Model #32: This wagon is similar to the #22. The main difference between these two models is that the #32 is an All-Terrain Wagon, meaning it has a different axle system that can support more weight and fully pneumatic wheels that provide for a smoother ride. This wagon is also 36" in length and the construction of the steel body is more durable than that of the #22. The weight capacity is 250lbs.

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• Model #34: This is an all-steel tricycle with steel spoke wheels and rubber tires. This is considered to be one of the Classic Tricycles.
• Model #77: This tricycle has a steel body with a plastic basket and seat, molded wheels and rubberized tires.
• Model #77B: This tricycle is identical to the #77. The only difference is that this model has a push bar that allows for an adult to push this trike while the child rides it. The pedals are designed to coast while being pushed and the push bar is removable.

• Model #33: This is one of the Classic Tricycles that has steel construction with spoked wheels and rubber tires. This trike also has streamers, a ringing bell and a double rear step.
• Model #78 This tricycle has a steel body with a plastic basket and seat as well as molded wheels with rubberized tires.

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• For a visual description of the characteristics of each wagon, please Click Here for our Quick Reference Chart.

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