FIND A TRACTOR CLUB NEAR YOU
Throughout the UK and Eire there are enthusiasts that want to get together and share their passion for tractors. Most clubs and events are run by hard working volunteers. Anglo-Agriparts feel privileged to be part of the agricultural community - to list your club on our website email joanne@anglo-agriparts.com with your club name, web address and/or Facebook page and details of your club or event.
Bridgnorth Vintage Machinery Club
The club was formed in 1986 in order to represent a broad spectrum of vintage machinery including Agricultural, Motorcar, Motorcycle, Static Engine, Steam etc.
We hold social meetings every month and also organise various shows throughout the year. We are also happy to support any event for charity which you may organise.
All our receipts are aimed at supporting various charitable organisations
the major one being the West Midlands Air Ambulance (to date we have donated more than £80,000). For 2018 the donation will be £4650.
We also make smaller donations to various local charities each year.
We invite you to join us at either
one of our monthly meetings or at one of our shows where you are sure to get a warm welcome.
Vintage Horticultural & Garden Machinery Club
The V.H.G.M.C. is a National organisation formed in January 1993 to promote an active interest in the preservation, exhibiting and operating of vintage equipment used in horticulture, allotment keeping and home gardening.
Equipment includes
garden hand tools, sprayers, wheeled hoes and drills, grass keeping equipment, hedgecutters, garden rotavators to the larger pedestrian operated or ride on tractors and crawlers used for ploughing and cultivating within the horticultural industry.
Members attend steam rallies, vintage events, garden shows and ploughing matches where horticultural machines have their own competitive class. Remember – to join our friendly club you do not have to own any equipment – just have an interest in
what we are doing.
Wessex Historic Tractor & Implement Club
A great deal of interest was shown in a display of 21 older tractors put on by the Ploughing Match Committee at the 1968 Hampshire County Ploughing Match. In early 1969, a group of fourteen people, mostly exhibitors, met together and drew up a few simple rules to form the Club. Since they came from a region largely comparable to the old Kingdom of Wessex, the Club was given its name. The Club was to cater for those with an interest in all types of farm tractors; also stationary or farm engines and all types of farm implements from the past.
Membership had grown to its current level of around 120 by 1973. Local members currently come from an area encompassing the New Forest, Southampton, Basingstoke, Petersfield, Sussex, Chichester, Fareham and Gosport.
The International Harvester Club Of Great Britain
An active club that attends many shows and rallies throughout the year with large displays and exhibits that include tractors, combines, trucks, garden tractors and implements.
Andrew Chapman from the club has contributed some very informative
articles for International Harvester owners in our technical bulletin>
The New Forest Tractor and Engine Club (NFTEC)
www.newforesttractorandengineclub.co.uk
The New Forest Tractor and Engine Club (NFTEC), are a group of like minded enthusiasts who enjoy Vintage and Classic Agricultural machinery and equipment.Vintage Tractors, Stationary Engines, Horticultural Machinery, Implements, Steam Engines, Classic Cars, Commercials, Bikes, Military & Industrial vehicles and equipment. These elements being maintained in preservation is the clubs main focus
National Vintage & Tractor Engine Club Notts Group
The Notts Group of the Vintage Tractor and Engine Club was founded to assist its members to restore, operate, and enjoy old tractors, machinery, and stationary engines. New members are welcome and do not need to have any machinery as a condition of membership; although no doubt you will soon be looking for something! Monthly meetings are held at Walesby Sports & Social Club and the club produces Splutter which is published quarterly and is free to members. During the year, the club organises vintage events, outings, road runs, and rallies.
Ayrshire Vintage Tractor & Machinery Club
AVTMC was established in 1982 with the aim to foster the preservation of Vintage Machinery and has - especially in recent years - gone from strength to strength. The Club now embraces a Membership of around 350 enthusiasts, some of whom
attend Rallies with their tractors as far north as Aberdeen and as far south as Newark and Dorset.
Club Activities include - Seven Winter meetings (which can see attendances of up to 150 Members), a biennial Burns Supper, Joint
Meetings, an Easter Charity Tractor Road Run, a Harvest Charity Tractor Road Run, an Annual Summer Vintage Rally, Evening Visits, Afternoon Visits, Machinery Restoration Activities, Charitable Work (almost £100,000 has been raised over
the years) and Supporting other Vintage Events. There is also a Monthly Club Newsletter. A warm welcome is always on offer to anyone who is interested.
The David Brown Tractor Club
The David Brown Tractor Club is based next to the tractor factory in Meltham near Huddersfield. The Club has a museum that houses a changing collection of tractors, crawlers, implements and archives. The Club is run by a committee of enthusiasts who meet monthly to organise meetings, lectures and the opening of the museum. It also sponsors the David Brown Ploughing Section. There is also a regulary updated website detailing the Club, tractor models, news, diary dates, technical information, frequently asked questions and tractor registration for a V5 Log book.
The Club encourages Membership at £25.00 per year which includes four quality magazines, 'Tractor News', every quarter. We have a world wide membership and close links with our overseas parties. David Browns products come in many
guises and no one person knows everything about David Brown Products, but we have a strong and rich source of knowledge within our membership.
You do not need to 'own a David Brown' to be a Member, but being a Member will help
if you own a David Brown.
Ford & Fordson Association
The Club for all Ford and Fordson enthusiasts - the oldest in the UK.
The Ford and Fordson Association attends many of the Tractor, Vintage, Steam and Heritage Shows & Events that are held in the UK throughout the year. At many of these event you will find our FFA marquee and friendly FFA representatives.
For membership enquiries, technical advice, registration assistance and much more contact us via our website.
Cornish Tractor Club
The Cornish Tractor Club was formed in 1987 by a few tractor enthusiasts who sat down one day and decided they would like to organise events for the tractor enthusiasts. They pooled some of their own money to get the Club started. These men were Hedley James, his brother George, David Cowling, Paul Stephens and Basil Worden.
As its name would suggest, the Cornish Tractor Club is a club for anyone and everyone living in Cornwall who loves all things relating to tractors.
Our first meeting was held at Quintrell Downs Village Hall near Newquay, our first Rally was held at Treretheren Farm in Padstow and our first working day was held at Quintrell Downs.
Since then, we have held over 25 rallies, working weekends, road runs and outings, together with fund raising events for various local charities.
Cheshire Vintage Tractor & Engine Club
Cheshire Vintage Tractor and Engine Club has been established for twenty years and has approximately 120 members.
The club is affiliated to National Vintage Tractor and Engine Club (NVTEC) and is founded to restore, operate, and enjoy old tractors, machinery, and stationary engines and to give mutual aid and assistance to members. New members are welcome and do not need to have any machinery as a condition of membership; you will soon become involved and want your own.
The club produces a periodic newsletter which is free to members. Articles, adverts, and information are always welcome and we will usually publish your article.
Summer months are taken up with vintage events, road runs, and rallies.
New members always welcome. Annual membership is renewable in January.
The Ferguson Club
The Ferguson Club is an international, independent member’s Club established in 1986 to promote and disseminate information and interest in the work of the late Harry Ferguson, Ferguson products and in particular the ‘Ferguson System’. The Club covers all Ferguson tractors – the Model A (Ferguson-Brown), Ford-Ferguson 9N and 2N (also 8N), Ferguson TE20, TO20, TO30, F40, FE35 and by agreement with Massey-Ferguson UK Ltd, the MF35 and MF65 and 100 series. The Club also covers all Ferguson agricultural implements.
Friends Of Ferguson Heritage
The Friends of Ferguson Heritage Ltd. exists to encourage and assist enthusiasts in their interest in the engineering achievements of the late Harry Ferguson. The club made a healthy start, and has grown rapidly since the first magazine was published (issue one was for Spring/Summer 1994), and the excellent magazine (is now received four times a year by members. The internet came too late for Harry Ferguson, otherwise he would, no doubt, have made good use of it.
Ouse Valley Tractor Club
The Ouse Valley Group of the National Vintage Tractor and Engine Club, began its life as the West Anglian Machinery Society. After 4 years, a sub group was established to be known as the Ouse Valley Tractor Club. This group was pioneered by Piers Calvert, Roy Summerfield, Jeff Harris and Mervyn Spokes.
For nearly 40 years, the Ouse Valley Tractor Club has held an annual working rally. The first rally was held in 1974 at Millbrook. A rally was held here every year until 1987, when the site changed to Beckerings Park, in Steppingley. Following a change in management, a new site had to be found in 1996. Since this date, our rally has been held at St Jude's Farm, Haynes.
East Devon Tractor, Machinery & Engine Club
We are a group of passionate people who enjoy restoring and displaying our Tractors, Machinery and Engines.
Our members are located around Devon, but enjoy taking part in national shows and events. Combined our members have a collection ranging from vintage tractors and engines to machinery.
We take great pride in the many hours worth of restoring that go into each part of our collection.
The East Devon Tractor club always welcomes new members.
North Bucks Vintage Tractor Club
Since its foundation in 2003 our Club endeavours to promote and support the enthusiasm for vintage farming and the English countryside, involving particularly the younger generations, and to support local charities through the many events organised during the year. The passion for vintage tractors and farm machineries is what brings us together, as well as the desire to experience the rural life style of the past.
We are a very welcoming Club and we hope to encourage more people to get involved with us.
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