The lesser-known County Ford variant is the High Drive. The first high ground clearance version was introduced in 1958 and was based on the Fordson Major. In 1965, the 652 High Drive based on the 5000 model was introduced, followed a couple of years later by the 752H. In 1975, the 762H based on the 6600 was introduced, which continued with the same model designation also as a model based on the 6610. Ground clearance with standard tires was 80 cm and 90 cm when equipped with 9.5R48 row-crop wheels. The County High Drive was only available as a rear-wheel-drive model. Power was transmitted to the wheels via a vertical gear shaft. Optionally, a lower-placed lifting device was available, which allowed the use of standard implements. County also offered a conversion kit that allowed an old 4-cylinder Ford to be converted into a high ground clearance version. Small quantities of larger High Drive models, the 962H and 1162H, were also produced.

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