Remote Control
We have a great selection of remote control and radio control tractors. There are large scale 1:16 John Deere, Case and New Holland Tractors, these have a single speed forward and backward, plus move side to side and are as good outside as in. Then there are a selection of smaller 1:32 scale tractors, which have variable forward speeds, and some of them even have trailers and implements that can be controlled from the same handset. If unsure do feel free to email or call us for advice.
Big Farm Case Remote Control Tractor 1:16
This red Case Radio Controlled Tractor is from the larger Britains Big Farm range.
Like the other tractors in the range is has lights that flash and realistic engine and reversing sounds. The radio controlled handset has two controls: one for going forwards and backwards and the other for left and right steering.
There is a removable cab, there are working cab and head lights and the bonnet...
Big Farm John Deere Remote Control Tractor 1:16
A John Deere Radio Control Tractor from the Big Farm 1:16 scale range.
Like the other tractors in the range it has lights that flash and realistic engine and reversing sounds. The radio controlled handset has two controls: one for going forwards and backwards and the other for left and right steering.
There is a removable cab, there are working cab and head lights and the bonnet opens to show...
Big Farm New Holland Remote Control Tractor 1:16
This New Holland Blue Radio Controlled Tractor is from the larger Big Farm 1:16 scale range.
Like the other tractors in the range is has lights that flash and realistic engine and reversing sounds. It has a single speed forward and reverse gear and left and right steering.
There is a removable cab, there are working cab and head lights and the bonnet opens to show engine details.
There are 3 radio...
Claas Axion 850 Radio Controlled Tractor 1:32
Well detailed die cast metal Claas Axion 850 2.4 GHz radio controlled tractor.
There are lots of features including proportional speed and steering functions, front and rear lights that are permanently switched on during operation plus a newly designed handset.
Approx size: 20 x 11 x 9.5 cm
Fendt 939 Radio Controlled Tractor 1:32
A high quality die cast metal and plastic radio controlled Fendt tractor. Easy to operate with the radio control handset. Many detailed features including:
Precise driving and manoeuvring with the 2.4 GHz wavelength radio control handset
Lights at the front and rear permanently switched on during operation
In stand-by mode, i.e. after switching on the model and before connection to the radio-control...
John Deere 8345R Radio Controlled Tractor 1:32
Well detailed die cast John Deere 8345R 2.4 GHz radio controlled tractor.
Lots of features including proportional speed and steering functions and front and rear lights that are permanently switched on during operation
Requires 5 x AAA batteries (not included)
Approx size: 19.5 x 11 x 7 cm
John Deere Johnny Radio Controlled Tractor
Especially designed for the toddler, this is a remote controlled John Deere toy tractor.
The edges of the toy are rounded. The radio control handset has a simple two push-button operation. One button to drive the tractor forward and one button to turn the tractor left.
There is also a safely constructed antenna and an automatic shut-off.
Made from plastic.
Approx size: 14 x 10.5 x 10 cm
Remote Control Cultivator 1:32
A Vogel & Noot radio controlled cultivator.
Die-cast metal frame construction.
The single axle chassis can be manually extended so that the cultivator is ready for transport after it has been electronically raised. The are rubberised wheels and lots of other realistic details.
Suitable for all Siku Control tractor models (infrared and radio-controlled). Connects to tractor models using the supplied...
Remote Control Hay Rake 1:32
This hay rake is made to be used with SIKU remote control tractors.
It has working lights and remote controlled rake heads that can be lowered and operated remotely. With the electrical cable it can be connect to the remote controlled tractor. When connected, it is operated through the tractors control hand set.
Approx size: 21 x 13.5 x 9 cm
Tractor not included.
Remote Control Joskin Tipping Trailer 1:32
This remote control Joskin Tipping Trailer is designed to go with our Siku remote control tractors.
It has working lights and a remote controlled tipping action. You connect the trailer with the electrical cable to the remote controlled tractor. When connected, it is operated through the tractors control hand set. Includes it's own storage battery.
Approx size: 25.6 x 9.6 x 10.0 cm
Tractor...
Remote Control Plough 1:32
A 7-blade diecast metal radio-controlled plough. Suitable for Siku radio controlled 1:32 scale model tractors.
Connects to the tractor models using the supplied cable allowing the plough to rotate and plough on both sides.
Controlled via the tractor's handset.
Approximate size: 33 x 6 x 10 cm
Tractor not included.
Remote Control Red Tipping Trailer 1:32
A high quality remote control model Schmitz red tipping trailer.
Lots of features including working rear lights, indicators and hazard lights. Comes complete with one battery pack.
Require handset and charger (sold separately).
Approximate size: 28 x 11 x 10 cm
Remote Control Tipping Trailer 1:32
This side tipping trailer is a fantastic addition to our John Deere Remote Control Tractor or our Claas Remote Control Tractor. With the electrical cable it can be connected to the remote controlled tractor and it is then operated through the tractor's control hand set.
It features working lights and remote controlled tipping action.
Includes it's own storage battery.
Like the tractors it is...
Siku Charger for Midi Storage Battery 1:32
Siku code 6710: A re-charger for the Siku midi storage battery (Siku 6711).
Battery not included.
With UK plug.
Please check the code on your battery to ensure this is the correct charger.
Storage Battery for MAN Siku Control 1:32
Power battery for the SIKU model "MAN with low loader" (Item 6721, 6719) for the SIKU Control32 Radio Controlled series.
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