Oxford 1/76 Tractors & Farm Machines

Fordson Blue Tractor Model

Oxford Diecast 1/76 Farm Trailer Green 76FARM005

76FCT001 Blue Ford County Tractor Model

The Little Grey Tractor the Ferguson TEA 20 Tractor

Oxford Diecast 1/76 Combine Harvester Red 76CHV001

Field Marshall Tractor Marshall Green

Oxford Diecast 1/76 Field Marshall Tractor Red 76FMT003

Oxford Diecast 1/76 Massey Ferguson 135 Red Tractor Model 76MF001
Massey Ferguson 135 Red Tractor Model 76MF001 in 1/76th scale from Oxford Diecast

Massey Ferguson 135 Yellow Tractor Model 76MF002 in 1/76th scale from Oxford Diecast

Oxford Diecast 1/76 Massey Ferguson Open Yellow 76MF004

Oxford Diecast 76PL001 1/76th Fowler Plough Blue & Red

Ferguson TEA Tractor Red

Emerald Green Ireland Ferguson TEA

Fordson Green Tractor Model

Fordson Tractor Yellow Highways

Oxford Rail Fordson Tractor Rail Shunter (Blue) Fordson Major tractors were popular agricultural tractors produced between 1945 and 1964. Their robust design, powerful engines, and versatility made them suitable for a wide range of applications in farming. One unique adaptation of the Fordson tractor however was its modification for rail shunting purposes. These modified farm tractors were far more affordable than purchasing a locomotive while also requiring less training to operate. This made them very suitable for goods yards, dock and factories.

Oxford Rail Fordson Tractor Rail Shunter (Yellow/Black) Fordson Major tractors were popular agricultural tractors produced between 1945 and 1964. Their robust design, powerful engines, and versatility made them suitable for a wide range of applications in farming. One unique adaptation of the Fordson tractor however was its modification for rail shunting purposes. These modified farm tractors were far more affordable than purchasing a locomotive while also requiring less training to operate. This made them very suitable for goods yards, dock and factories.

Oxford Rail Fordson Tractor Rail Shunter (BR) Fordson Major tractors were popular agricultural tractors produced between 1945 and 1964. Their robust design, powerful engines, and versatility made them suitable for a wide range of applications in farming. One unique adaptation of the Fordson tractor however was its modification for rail shunting purposes. These modified farm tractors were far more affordable than purchasing a locomotive while also requiring less training to operate. This made them very suitable for goods yards, dock and factories.