The very popular Farmall 300 was workhorse and add a front loader, and chores can be quickly done. The detailed front loader raises and lowers.

This large scale model features a detailed diesel engine, metal tracks and hydraulic blade that raises and lowers.

International Harvester was an early innovator in developing refrigeration and other appliances. The 1957 Chevy Stepside is decked out in IH colors, with refrigeration sales & service on the cab doors. The full featured truck with opening doors, and hood is proudly delivering a new refrigerator (included) .

The John Deere LA was spunky little 2-cylinder utility tractor. It was a perfect tractor to apply various implements for tillage and hay work. The John Deere NO.7 sickle mower is very detailed and raises and lowers.

This little Forestry crawler is packed with detail and plenty of working features. The crawler features free-rolling metal tracks, working front cable blade and rear cable drum.

Feature opening piano style hood with detailed “Mustang” engine, opening doors with full interior, and working dump box with opening tailgate. This is a perfect scale for ‘O’ gauge track layouts.

This die-cast crawler is packed with plenty of detail features; individually linked free-rolling metal tracks, cable controlled front blade that you can raise and lower.

The 1954 White WC22 tractor-cab and lowboy combination is decked out in authentic John Deere graphics and ready to haul equipment. The cab doors open to reveal a detailed interior, the distinctive piano-style hinged-hood opens to reveal a detailed White “Mustang” engine. The lowboy trailer is detachable from the cab and features positioning loading ramps.

This die-cast tractor powered scraper offers plenty of working detailed features, just like the real ones, that you can control by turning the power spools.

The Bantam crane offers a choice of three interchangeable salvage accessories: logging grapple, scrap grapple and electro-magnet. You can control the crane functions by inserting the key to raise and lower the crane boom and attachment. The cab door opens to reveal fully detailed operator controls and platform. This die-cast model replica features individually linked, free-rolling tracks, and the cab can rotate 360 degrees.

This die-cast 1:25 scale crawler features more than 180 individual parts. The side boom pipe layer is fully functional. The metal tracks are free rolling. “This is the first mass-produced crawler with a functioning side boom pipe layer,” Mike Sinnott of SpecCast told TDmonthly. Launch date: January 2007.