Tractors

As an authorised Massey Ferguson dealer, Scot Agri supplies the full range of new Massey Ferguson tractors, from 20hp compact models up to the 425hp flagship MF 9S. We're also an authorised JCB dealer for the Fastrac range of high-speed agricultural tractors, covering the iCON 4000, 6000 and 8000 Series.

Alongside new machinery, we hold a fully inspected, multi-brand range of used tractors. Stock changes regularly, and depending on what's come in through part-exchange or trade, can include most of the major agricultural brands, not only Massey Ferguson and JCB. Every used tractor is fully inspected before it goes on sale.

We cover Scotland and the North of England from 14 depots. Massey Ferguson tractors are held at our Forfar and Huntly depots, with JCB Fastrac available more widely across the network. Beyond machinery sales, every tractor is backed by service contracts, machine health checks, warranty cover, and finance through JCB Finance or AGCO Finance, so buying from Scot Agri comes with support for the tractor's whole working life, not just delivery day.

Speak to your local depot to find out what's currently in stock, new or used

Tractors are broadly grouped by horsepower and chassis size, and each category suits a different scale and type of work.

Compact Tractors (roughly 20-67hp) have the smallest chassis in the range, built for manoeuvrability rather than raw pulling power. They suit smallholdings, equestrian yards, groundcare and general estate work, where a tight turning circle and low ground pressure matter more than high horsepower.

Utility Tractors (roughly 75-220hp) are the workhorse category, sized for everyday farm tasks: loader work, feeding, mowing, tedding and general PTO-driven jobs. They typically offer 4WD, front linkage options and a choice of transmissions, making them the most common choice for livestock and mixed farms.

Large Tractors (roughly 200hp and up) are built for heavy arable work and contracting, with the engine capacity, hydraulics and lift capacity to run large cultivation, drilling and high-output implements. JCB's Fastrac range sits at this end too, adding high-speed road transport, up to 70kph, to large-tractor power and pulling capability.

Scot Agri is an authorised dealer for the full JCB Fastrac range: the iCON 4000, 6000 and 8000 Series high-speed agricultural tractors.

What sets a Fastrac apart from a conventional tractor is its combination of power and road speed. All three series share a mid-mounted cab and advanced suspension system, giving the Fastrac's signature ride comfort in the field and on the road, along with all-round disc brakes and ABS as standard for consistent stopping power. Rated power runs from 167hp on the smallest 4000 Series model up to 338hp on the 8000 Series' 8330, delivered through CVT transmissions (ZF ECCOM 3.1 on the 6000 Series, AGCO ML on the 4000 and 8000 Series) managed by JCB's Smart Transmission Control software for smooth, automatic power delivery. Top speed reaches up to 70kph on the 8000 Series, well beyond a conventional tractor, which suits farms and contractors covering long distances between fields or sites.

The JCB iCON system is the operator environment that ties all of this together: a fully configurable control system with a touchscreen display, adjustable seat, screen and armrest, and configurable joysticks and spool levers, so every control falls to hand. It integrates precision agriculture technology alongside the Smart Transmission Control software, giving the driver one class-leading environment to manage the tractor's power, transmission and implements. Selected models, including the 6300, also offer CTIS (Central Tyre Inflation System), letting the operator adjust tyre pressure from the cab at the touch of a button, useful for moving between soft field conditions and firmer road surfaces without stopping to adjust manually.

The majority of the Massey Ferguson tractors we supply are manufactured at AGCO's factory in Beauvais, France, one of Europe's largest tractor production sites.

Massey Ferguson's range spans everything from smallholding-sized compacts to flagship arable tractors, and which model suits your farm depends largely on the scale and type of work you need it for.

Smallholdings & Landscaping (20-67hp): The MF 1M (20-25hp), MF 1700E (40-54hp) and MF 1500/1700 M Series (20-67hp) are built for lighter, everyday tasks around a smallholding, yard or estate, topping, mowing, muck-out work and general groundcare. Compact and manoeuvrable, they're easy to handle in tight spaces without losing the versatility of a full tractor.

Livestock & Mixed Farm (75-145hp): The MF M3 (75-120hp), MF 4700M (82-100hp), MF 5700M (95-135hp), MF 5M (95-145hp) and MF 5S (105-145hp) cover the day-to-day demands of a livestock or mixed farming operation, loader work, feeding, bedding and general PTO tasks, with the comfort and visibility needed for long days in the cab.

Heavy Arable & Contracting (135-425hp): The MF 6S (135-200hp), MF 7S (155-220hp), MF 8S and 8S Xtra (205-305hp), MF 8700S (270-405hp) and flagship MF 9S (285-425hp with EPM) are built for high-output arable work and contracting, large cultivation and drilling equipment, high-capacity trailers, and the power to keep pace across big acreages

Tractor pricing varies too widely to quote a simple figure, since spec has such a big effect on the final price. Horsepower is only part of it; transmission choice, hydraulics, front linkage, precision agriculture technology and cab spec can all move the price significantly between two tractors in the same range.

Used tractors are generally the more affordable entry point, with pricing reflecting the individual machine's age, hours, condition and spec rather than a set list price. New tractors are quoted individually too, built around the factory spec, transmission and technology package that suits your farm, so no two quotes look quite the same.

We offer finance through both JCB Finance and AGCO Finance, with options to suit different budgets and buying preferences, including hire purchase and leasing. Available offers change regularly, so it's worth speaking to your local depot for what's currently on the table. We also welcome trade-ins and part-exchange as part of a new or used tractor purchase.

The best way to get an accurate price is to speak to one of our experts or arrange a demonstration at your local depot, where we can put together a quote based on exactly what you need.

The right specification comes down to the jobs the tractor needs to do, not the biggest number on the spec sheet.

Engine horsepower vs PTO horsepower: Engine horsepower is the total output of the engine itself, while PTO horsepower is what's actually available at the power take-off shaft to drive an implement, and it's always lower than engine horsepower because some power is lost driving the tractor's own systems. If you're running PTO-heavy implements, like a mower, tedder or feeder wagon, it's PTO horsepower that determines what the tractor can handle, so it's worth checking this figure rather than engine horsepower alone when matching a tractor to your implements.

Transmission: Massey Ferguson offers a range of transmissions across its line-up, from Dyna-4 and Dyna-6 powershift gearboxes through to Dyna-VT, a stepless continuously variable transmission (CVT). Powershift transmissions suit tractors doing a lot of road travel or consistent-speed fieldwork, like drilling or spraying, where you're changing gear within set ratios. Dyna-VT's stepless CVT suits varied work, such as loader or mixed PTO and draft work, where you need to fine-tune ground speed independently of engine speed without changing gear. JCB's Fastrac range uses CVT transmissions as standard throughout, reflecting its role as a high-speed, multi-purpose tractor.

Tyres and CTIS: Tyre choice affects both soil protection and road performance, and it's a trade-off between flotation, wider, lower-pressure tyres that spread load and protect soil structure, and stability at speed on the road. JCB's CTIS (Central Tyre Inflation System), available on selected Fastrac models, removes the need to compromise: the operator can lower tyre pressure from the cab for soft field conditions, reducing compaction and improving traction, then raise it again for road travel, improving tyre wear, stability and fuel efficiency at speed.

Our team can help you weigh up horsepower, transmission and tyre spec against the jobs you actually need to do. Get in touch with your local depot to talk it through.

Every new tractor, comes with warranty cover, though the exact terms depend on the machine, manufacturer and any offers running at the time of purchase. Our team can confirm what applies to a specific model when you buy.

Beyond warranty, we offer tailored service contracts to keep your tractor running reliably all year round. Contract holders get 30% off our standard labour rate and 15% off parts on scheduled services, plus a free annual LOLER examination and a complimentary machine health check with every visit, all carried out by factory-trained engineers working to manufacturer standards. Plans run flexibly, from 1,500 to 10,000 hours and one to five years, so you can match your service schedule to how hard your tractor works.

All servicing and repairs use genuine parts sourced directly from the manufacturer, never aftermarket, so your tractor keeps performing and holding its value the way it was built to. With 14 depots across Scotland and the North of England, help and genuine parts are never far away.

To find out more about warranty cover, service contracts or aftersales support for your tractor, get in touch with your nearest depot or speak to one of our experts.