It was in 1998 that the National Vintage Tractor Road Run first came to West Sussex, organised by SEVAC and based at the South of England Showground near Haywards Heath. So, for many, it was good to see the event in East Sussex some 26 years later an

Shropshire is renowned for its agriculture and tractors are a way of life for many there. The county is well-known for being a hotbed for classic machinery, and a lot of older Massey Fergusons are still putting in a good day’s shift. The MF 1200 seem

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Long-time vehicle enthusiast, farmer, heavy haulier and tractor puller Mike Lawrence, from Highbridge, in Somerset, has decided to downsize and sell off part of his collection. Mike, who once transported the second most famous railway locomotive, LNE

Our bi-monthly price guide reflects the prices that have most recently been paid for veteran, vintage and classic tractors. The prices are based on tractors sold at sales, privately and in some overseas markets as well. Naturally things change as the

Massey Ferguson combine harvesters, such as the 515, were the machines I remember from my childhood more than any others, with their distinctive saddle tanks, side-mounted driving position and, of course, that distinctive, yellow swirl of the rotatin

This was the 35th running of the National Vintage Tractor Road Run (NVTRR), which returned to Sussex for only the second time, following the event held in the west of the county back in 1998. As was the case 26 years ago, this year’s run was enthusia

Having bumped into OLD 20 Tractor Parts’ Nick Battelle on his stand at the recent Heritage Transport Show at Detling, we were delighted to discover that he and his wife, Michele, are celebrating the company’s 40th anniversary, having created it in Ap

People are attracted to classic tractors for all sorts of reasons. For some it’s all about rekindling childhood memories or maintaining links with a grandfather or favourite uncle who worked the same model back in the day. For others its more about a

It’s rare to find a 35X Industrial, but one made its debut at this year’s Heritage Transport Show, held on April 6th at the Kent County Showground at Detling. Back on the calendar after being cancelled last year due to waterlogged ground, this year’s

The Massey Ferguson 35 was one of the most successful tractors of all time, and is still regarded by many as one of the most versatile machines ever to grace the world’s agricultural fields, with many still being used for a job of work even today. Th

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Now, this is kind of cheating as far as this feature is concerned, as I spotted this particular Massey Ferguson 375 at a working day in 2018. In my defence, though, I should add that I was so impressed with its immaculate condition for a working mach

Out of nearly all the machines from the classic era of British tractors, it’s the Massey Ferguson 35 that features the best steering box, in my opinion. Sometimes I have MF tractors in that have extremely worn boxes and, for reasons of straightforwar

Please check with the organiser that the event you’re thinking of attending is going ahead before planning your day, or travelling to the venue. In some cases you may have to book your ticket online before travelling. Neither Classic Massey & Ferguso

Cheffins concluded the PJ Webb & Sons sale in Suffolk on April 11th; a sale prompted by the family’s retirement from farming. There were three interesting Massey Fergusons sold on the day, including a 2017 MF 5712SL with 40k transmission in excellent