Tractors

JCB manufactures the Fastrac range of agricultural tractors. These machines are known for their full suspension, exceptional road speed, and outstanding operator comfort. The current Fastrac lineup includes high-horsepower models that deliver fast travel between fields, powerful performance in the field, and precise control for modern farming. Scot Agri supplies the full range of JCB Fastrac tractors from the 4000 series to the 8000 series, including the newly launched 6000 series, along with parts, servicing, and support.

The price of a JCB Fastrac tractor depends on the model, specification, and any optional features you choose. Costs can vary based on horsepower, technology packages, tyre selection, and implement requirements. For accurate pricing, tailored finance options, or a quote based on your farm’s needs, contact your local Scot Agri depot. Our team will guide you through the best configuration for your budget and workload.

With proper servicing and genuine parts, a JCB Fastrac can deliver a long working life. Many farmers operate Fastrac tractors for well over ten years and benefit from their strong build quality, reliable engines, and durable driveline components. Regular maintenance carried out by Scot Agri engineers helps extend the lifespan and ensures your tractor performs at its best throughout its working life.

Massey Ferguson tractors are available at a wide range of price points depending on the series, horsepower, specification, and technology package. Entry-level compact tractors start at a lower cost, while high-horsepower models with advanced features will be priced higher. To get an accurate quotation, speak to your local Scot Agri sales specialist who can provide pricing, finance options, and trade-in valuations for your current tractor.

The best Massey Ferguson tractor depends on your type of farm and the work you need to do. Many livestock farmers prefer the MF 5S series for its manoeuvrability and excellent visibility, while arable farms often choose the MF 7S or MF 8S for their power, technology, and fuel efficiency. Scot Agri can help you select the right tractor based on your workload, implements, and long-term plans.

Scot Agri supplies a wide selection of leading agricultural tractor brands. Our range includes Massey Ferguson tractors and JCB Fastrac models. These brands cover everything from compact and mid-range tractors to high-horsepower machines designed for demanding fieldwork. We also supply a wide range of machinery, implements and attachments from brands such as Horsch, BvL, KRM, AFT, Team, Ktwo, Berthoud, and Spearhead.

Scot Agri sells both new and used tractors. Our new range includes the full line-up of Massey Ferguson tractors and JCB Fastrac models. We also stock a changing selection of quality used tractors across many brands, all inspected by our agricultural engineers. Whether you need a new machine or a reliable used model, we can help you find the right tractor for your farm and budget.

CTIS, fitted to the JCB Fastrac 6300, lets you adjust tyre pressure from the cab at the touch of a button. Lower pressure in the field improves traction and reduces soil compaction, protecting the structure of your ground. Higher pressure on the road reduces rolling resistance, which helps save on fuel and tyre wear. Being able to switch between the two without leaving the cab means less downtime adjusting tyres and more time working.

We supply and service the full Massey Ferguson tractor range, from the compact MF 1500 and 1700M series through the MF 3 Series utility tractors to the MF 5S to 9S large tractor range. Alongside Massey Ferguson, we're an authorised dealer for the JCB Fastrac range, including the iCON 4000, 6000 and 8000 Series. Whatever the size of your operation, our team can help you find the right model.

The right category depends on your workload and acreage. Compact tractors (typically 20 to 67hp, such as the MF 1500 and 1700M series) suit landscaping, estate management and smallholdings. Utility tractors (75 to 115hp, like the MF 3 Series) handle everyday farm tasks such as ploughing, harrowing and transport. Large tractors (115 to 425hp, spanning the MF 5S to 9S range and the JCB Fastrac 4000, 6000 and 8000 Series) are built for the heaviest jobs, including deep ploughing, heavy lifting and running large implements. Our team can help you match the right category to your operation.

iCON is JCB's configurable operator environment, found across the Fastrac range including the 4000, 6000 and 8000 Series. It gives you a customisable cab layout and ISOBUS compatibility, so switching between implements is quicker and easier. For farmers running a wide range of attachments through the season, iCON helps cut down on setup time between jobs.

Engine horsepower (or gross horsepower) is the total power produced by the engine itself. PTO horsepower is the power actually available at the power take-off shaft, once losses from the transmission and other drivetrain components are accounted for. PTO horsepower is always lower than engine horsepower, and it's the more useful figure if you're matching a tractor to a specific implement, since it reflects the power you will actually have available to drive it.

Soil compaction happens when the weight of heavy machinery presses down on wet or vulnerable ground, reducing pore space and making it harder for roots, water and air to move through the soil, which can affect yields for several seasons afterwards. Running lower tyre pressures spreads the tractor's weight over a larger footprint and reduces the pressure on the ground. The JCB Fastrac 6300's Central Tyre Inflation System makes this easy, letting you drop pressure for fieldwork and raise it again for the road without leaving the cab. Dual wheels and tracked systems can help too, particularly on larger machines working wet ground.

It depends on the work. Manual (gear) transmissions are simple, robust and often the most cost-effective option, well suited to straightforward fieldwork where speed doesn't need to change often. Hydrostatic transmissions give smooth, infinitely variable speed control at the low end, which is useful for loader work and stop-start tasks. CVT (continuously variable transmission), fitted as standard on the JCB Fastrac 6000 Series and available across the Massey Ferguson 9S range as Dyna-VT, blends the two, offering stepless speed control across the full range with less operator input. It is a good fit for mixed farms running a wide variety of tasks, though it typically carries a higher upfront cost than manual or hydrostatic options. Our team can talk through which suits your operation best.