Muck is a red digger-dumper machine part of the Can-Do Crew. Did you know? Muck is the only machine to not be based on any real life construction vehicle.

Muck is a red caterpillar-tracked dump truck with a blade (known as a digger-dumper) and is the second machine of Bob's team. He often acts before thinking and subsequently gets in trouble for it. he is best friends with Dizzy and Scrambler. As shown in When Bob Became a …

Muck is a red caterpillar-tracked dump truck with a blade (known as a digger-dumper).

Muck is a large red caterpillar-tracked dump truck with an additional bulldozer blade who wants to make everyone happy. He is not the sharpest tool in the box, and is excited about everything – especially building! As his name suggests, Muck loves to get mucky, so whether he's digging or...

Sep 14, 2015 · Muck on Ice is the tenth episode of the 2015 series. As Bob and his team are building an ice rink, Muck decides that he would like to try it out for himself. This is the second Bob the Builder episode involved with an ice rink. The …

Muck is one of the main characters of the BBC children's show Bob the Builder and is one of Bob's machines. Muck is male in the UK and female in the US (in the 1999 series). Muck is voiced by Rob Rackstraw (who also voices Scoop...

Muck and the Elephant is the forty-second episode of the 2015 series. Plot [] Muck is tasked with collecting a new elephant statue. Characters [] Bob; Wendy; Leo; Muck; Dizzy; Roley; Lofty; The Spring City Rockets; Betsy

Muck is a red bulldozer. He Comes with a Load of Magnetic Dirt. Muddy Muck Snowy Muck (From Snowy Holiday) Party Hat Muck (From Anniversary) Lucky Muck Toolbox Playset

Muck's Convoy is the ninth episode of the eleventh series. Bob’s built a new waterwheel for the old watermill. He needs Benny, Scoop, Lofty and Muck to carry the wheel sections through the marshland to the mill.

Racing Muck is the fourth episode of the eighth season. Bob is building a new swimming pool for the mayor. He asks Muck to collect some special tiles from J.J.'s explaining they are very fragile and easy to break.