| TRACTOR | Some land or vehicle for farmer (7) |
| HORSEBOX | Trailer or vehicle for transporting equine animals (8) |
| VAN | Covered large truck or vehicle for conveying goods, etc. |
| GUZZLER | A person or vehicle distinguished by excessive or voracious consumption or imbibition of ale, beverages, food or, latterly, petrol (7) |
| CROFTER | North-facing parkland including terrain originally for farmer (7) |
| EXHAUST | An engine or vehicle's system through which waste gases or steam are expelled during its operation; or, the emissions themselves (7) |
| HAYLOFT | Speaker's to keep greeting in store for farmer, perhaps |
| DROUGHT | Problem for farmers ___ some endured rough time (7) |
| RUNNING | ____ repairs, minor or temporary work to fix a machine or vehicle (7) |
| ESCORTS | People, soldiers or vehicles accompanying others for protection, guidance, restraint, or as a mark of honour (7) |
| ALMANAC | Annual handbook for farmers, gardeners or nature-lovers containing information such as tide tables and planting dates (7) |
| FENCING | Sport for farmers? (7) |
| TRAFFIC | People or vehicles coming or going in a street, town etc. (7) |
| ECHELON | From the French meaning "ladder", a step-like formation of aircraft, ships, troops or vehicles or of cyclists drafting in crosswinds (7) |
| OFFSIDE | A horse or vehicle's right, nearest to the centre of the road (7) |
| MUSTANG | Horse or vehicle |
| CHARTER | The hiring of a ship, plane or vehicle |
| AIRFLOW | Produced by moving aircraft or vehicle |
| RUNOFFS | Elopements? Handy for farmers down the road (3,4) |
| CHELSEATRACTOR | Clinton gets some land or a large car (7,7) |
