White Farm Toys

White Farm Equipment is a company that was birthed in 1960 when White Motor Company purchased Oliver Farm Equipment Company and then in 1962 they acquired a Canadian company called Cockshutt Farm Equipment.  After these two acquisitions, it quickly became a viable name in the farm equipment industry and then yet another acquisition, this time of Minneapolis-Moline, solidified as a real contender in the production of tractors and farm equipment. White Farm Equipment built created it's very well known "Field Boss" series of tractors which proved to be successful.

Today, White Farm Equipment is owned by AGCO, and White tractors were produced from 1991 and 2001 when they were merged into AGCO-Allis.  Currently the White Planter division is the only division using the White name.

Diecast White tractors are a great addition to your collection.  Whether you think of a White as a re-branded Oliver or Cockshutt tractor, or you like the White Field Boss, you can find a diecast collectible here.

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Diecast Oliver Farm Toys

In 1929, a merger of four companies resulted in the creation of Oliver Farm Equipment Company.  The companies found that their market shares were dwindling and their product line had become obsolete. In an effort to save their companies, Oliver Farm Equipment was born.  Once Oliver was born, the company they went on to purchase other successful farm equipment companies to help broaden it's product lineup.  In 1944 another tractor company, Cleveland Tractor Company was purchased. In 1960, The Oliver Farm Equipment Company was acquired by White Motor Corporation, which today is owned by ACGO.

Oliver built tractor models called the 66, 77 and 88 from 1948 to 1954 and they were available in either a diesel or gasoline engine. In 1958 a new series was introduced under model numbers 660, 770, 880, 990.

Diecast Oliver tractors are interesting models to add to your collection of diecast collectibles.

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New Holland Farm Toys

New Holland has been building quality farm equipment dating back to 1895 with the founder of the company, Abram Zimmerman.  Early on, New Holland built gas engines that were used on many belt driven implements such as saws and washing machines.

In 1947 the company was purchased by Sperry Corporation and was officially called Sperry-New Holland which built lawn equipment and combines. For a time during the 1980's and 1990's, New Holland was owned by Ford and many of Fords tractors were rebranded with the Ford-New Holland name and built with the usual blue Ford colors.

In 2000 changes in ownership were made and Case and New Holland, both owned by Terex were merged to create the currently entity, CNH Global which sells tractors in 160 countries and has factories throughout 16 countries.

The current New Holland tractor lineup consists of of a number of models, each represented by a "T" before a number to indicate the size. The smallest of the current New Holland tractors is the TT-A series, which come in sizes from 35 hp up to 62 hp. The largest are the enormous T9000 series. These 4WD tractors come in 335 to a massive 535hp!

A diecast New Holland tractor will bring value to any diecast tractor collection.

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Minneapolis Moline Diecast Toys

In 1929 three companies, Minneapolis Steel & Machinery, Minneapolis Threshing Machine and Moline Plow joined together to form Minneapolis-Moline.  The company was a large tractor manufacturer of tractors and they were pioneers in closed-cab tractors.  The first of the closed-cab tractors was the UDLX Comfortractor, which had a heater, electric starter and a dashboard with instruments.

With a relatively short history behind it, Minneapolis-Moline was purchased by White Motor Company in 1963, but the name continued in use until the last unit was made in 1974.

As a collector, a diecast Minneapolis-Moline tractor is a great addition to your collection of diecast tractors.

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McCormick Farm Toys

McCormick dates back to 1831 when Cyrus McCormick built a reaper and then received a patent for a plow, called the Hill Side Plow.  With these two inventions under it's belt, the company grew and built manufacturing facilities for it's agricultural equipment, until the Great Chicago Fire destroyed it's plant.  Even though the company was insured, it still ended up costing Cyrus over $600,000 out of his own pocket in expenses to rebuild.  After his death, the company continued to grow and joined together with a few other companies to form a new company called International Harvester.

International Harvester went on to be quite successful and in 1968 they introduced the McCormick International B-634 tractor and other B series models which proved to be highly successful. As competition in the agricultural and tractor market increased, International Harvester was sold to the company that we know today as CNH, or Case-New Holland.

Currently, McCormick is owned my ARGO, S.p.a of Italy, which builds tractors that range in size from 21hp to 176hp. From the smaller C-Max series which includes tractors from 54 to 91 HP, all the way up to the giant TTX series which includes a model up to 203HP, McCormick tractors are at home on the farm and are work hard.

Because of the rich history in the farm equipment business with many acquisitions, diecast McCormick tractors are a great addition to your diecast collection.

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