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Little Red Tractor Stories
Season 1 • Episode 4 • The Day Stan's World Turned Upside Down/Wheat and Windmills
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Little Red Tractor Stories Season 1, Episode 4: The Day Stan's World Turned Upside Down/Wheat and Windmills
Stan climbs onto a windmill's sail to rescue Rusty the cat and ends up going for a spin. Watch Little Red Tractor Stories Season 1, Episode 4 The Day Stan's World Turned Upside Down/Wheat and Windmills in HD free online. Enjoy high-quality streaming of Little Red Tractor Stories Season 1, Episode 4 and share your thoughts in the comments below!
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Episodes
10 episodes
The Day Jeremy Came to Stay
Stan and Little Red Tractor learn that even old horses like Jeremy have their uses.
Little Red Tractor to the Rescue / A Visit to a Real Farm
Little Red Tractor saves the day when Mr. Jones' big, new tractor breaks down.
The Day That Auntie Ellie Went for a Swim / Lambs on a Real Farm
Stan rescues Auntie Ellie, a large sheep, from a river.
The Day Stan's World Turned Upside Down/Wheat and Windmills
Stan climbs onto a windmill's sail to rescue Rusty the cat and ends up going for a spin.
The Day of Molehills & Windmills/A Real Farm
Gosling Farm gets covered in molehills.
The Day of the Big Surprise/Lambs on a Real Farm
When Mr. Jones' tractor Big Fred proves too heavy for the soft ground, Stan and Little Red Tractor are asked to cut the Wriggglesworth Cricket Field ahead of a match.
The Day Puppy Found His Name/Potatoes on a Real Farm
Old and new machines get a chance to shine when the potatoes need harvesting.
The Day Dudley Was Late
One icy day, Dudley the postman is running late so Stan and Little Red Tractor deliver some of the post for him.
The Day Hetty Went to Wrigglesworth/Free-Range Hens
Hetty the hen lays some eggs in the cart Little Red Tractor and Stan are supposed to be carrying passengers in for the Wrigglesworth carnival.
The Ghost of Whistling Bridge/On the River
There's a ghostly snorting noise coming from under Whistling Bridge, but can it really be a ghost?