Season 2

Stan and Little Red Tractor live at Gosling Farm in Babblebrook, where they are called upon by their friends to help with issues that arise in daily life. The turning on of the Christmas lights in Babblebrook is postponed, and Stan and Little Red Tractor are determined to cheer the children up with a light display of their own.

Stan and Little Red Tractor are bored. Everyone else in the village has a hobby except for them. Stan and Nicola agree to buy a traction engine from Mr Jones and restore it together. This keeps Stan busy for a while. Now they need Little Red Tractor to tow it back to the farm for them - luckily towing is his favourite hobby.

A new arrival in the countryside needs to be convinced that it can be fun.

Stan is helping the local children build a go-kart. Walter helps finish it off with a few added extras, and even Mr Jones can't help but admire the completed kart. Mr Jones decides to take it for a test drive when no-one is looking, and soon finds himself hurtling down a steep slope towards a muddy bog. He needs help getting out, and Little Red Tractor provides it.

Mr Jones and Big Blue have a disagreement with a wasp, and the ensuing damage looks like crop circles caused by space rockets. Charging people to view it seems like harmless fun, but danger strikes when a repeat performance is required.

Walter, Ryan, Amy, Thomas and Leo go missing while playing a paperchase game devised by Stan. When it's revealed that Mr Jones may have hoovered up the paper by mistake, it's clear that a search party needs to be sent out. As the night gets darker, and with few clues to follow, Stan and Little Red Tractor have a hard task finding Walter and the lost children.

During potato planting season, the Little Red Tractor gets a new attachment to help bury the spuds. Unfortunately a tennis training machine gets involved in the process and potatoes are catapulted all over town.

Moles have set up home at Rose Cottage in Amy's much-loved garden, and although she wants to get rid of them, she doesn't want to hurt them. A strange occurrence at the windmill and a shopping mix-up by Walter gives Stan a great idea. Soon Amy's lawn is mole-free and looking prettier than ever.

Mr Jones stages an open air festival, but the main band pulls out. Walter and his band look like they're ready to step in and solve the problem, but electricity problems threaten to stop the music. It's up to the Little red Tractor to save the day.

Stan's favourite cow, Veronica, goes missing just as she is due to give birth. When Ryan and Amy alert Stan to Veronica's disappearance, everyone helps to search the village, whilst Walter is confused as to the mooing noises that appear to be following him around. Where has Veronica gone, and will Stan find her before she calves?

Mr Jones and Big Blue have accidentally broken the fence surrounding riverside field, allowing Stan's pigs to escape. Stan and Little Red Tractor find them down at Marshy Wood - the problem is that the pigs are surrounded by water.

There is more to see than just birds when Ryan and Amy camp out in Stan's new bird-watching hide. Stumpy's accidental collision with the hide leaves the structure in danger of tumbling down with Ryan and Amy inside. Will Stan and the popular red tractor arrive in time to save them?

An out-of-control traction engine runs amok in Babblebrook, threatening to bring havoc to everything in its path - including Mr Jones' barbecue. Will Stan and Little Red Tractor bring the errant engine under control before things get too hot?

Stumpy gets himself into a difficult situation when his makeshift clothes line is blown into the workings of the windmill. With no clean clothes left to wear, Stumpy calls on Stan and Little Red Tractor to fix the mill and return his dignity.

Mr Jones seizes upon an opportunity to become headline news in the Babblebrook Gazette by presenting himself as a hero. Local investigative reporter Skip Shutter quickly unearths the true story, revealing the real heroes.

Mr Jones has taken delivery of a llama. Stan worries that something is scaring his sheep. It is not long before it is Mr Jones who's being scared by the llama. Stan and his flock present a solution to bring peace and tranquillity back to the neighbourhood.

On the morning of the year's big agricultural show, Mr Jones discovers that what he hoped would be his prize-winning marrow has been destroyed. Stan and Little Red Tractor try to get to the bottom of the mangled marrow mystery. Plus, what have they been secretly rehearsing for the show's big finale?

Stan and Little Red Tractor unearth some old coins when digging a trench. Believing it could lead them to the Roman fort and its buried treasure, the race is on to get there before Mr Jones.

Mr Jones and Walter get into a spot of bother while looking for a mythical cure for old age. They mistake Stumpy for a ghost, and in his haste to run away, Mr Jones falls down a deep hole. Stan and Little Red Tractor stage a midnight rescue and safely return him to his farm. However, once there, they see strange shadows moving across the barn wall. Is there a ghost after all?

Stan and the children have to find a new maypole.

Skip Shutter takes Elsie back to the windmill on his motorcycle and sidecar after collecting a basket full of fresh eggs. However, an ill-advised short cut across rough ground causes the vehicle to separate. Skip goes one way and Elsie the other, and by following a trail of broken eggs Stan and Little Red Tractor find Elsie, still sat in the sidecar, balanced precariously on the edge of a cliff.

Mr. Jones finds a hat, then shortly afterwards discovers a briefcase full of money. Is the hat magic?