Mon, 11 May 2026 02:54:01 -0700WeeblyWed, 20 Jul 2011 15:06:30 GMThttp://www.mngophercockshutt.com/lets-talk/contact-from-website-question-for-all-you-collectorsName: walter schroeder
Email: pacificame@hotmail.com
Comments: i have a Cockshutt JGC antique plow..the how rare is this thing and what would it be worth??it still has the name readable on the back of the plow blade...only thing is the back idler wheel is missing..is there a source for these things? like a buy and sell for antique farm implements..i can sent a pic with a different address to send to

]]>Tue, 31 Aug 2010 19:42:31 GMThttp://www.mngophercockshutt.com/lets-talk/thanks-to-everyone-for-making-madison-sd-a-huge-successWe had a wonderful weekend at Madison, SD. Attendance exceeded our expectations and it was amazing to see a parade of 106 Cockshutts. They have a separate parade for their featured tractor. Irv Buttray, President of the ICCI said one man told him he had counted 140 Cockshutts. When another man heard him say that he asked if he counted the four "over there", and he said no. Then he asked if he had included the two "down there" and he said no -- so that makes 146. It was a sea of Red and Yellow - a sight to behold. There were people from all over - Prince Edward Island, Ontario, Alberta, South Carolina, Seattle, Wa, Texas, Pennsylvania, Indiana, IL, IA -- and on and on. We have a US/Canadian map with markers indicating where everyone came from.

Bill and Helen Cockshutt were at the show on Saturday and attended the banquet that evening.

Many thanks were given to the workers that made this event happen. The biggest THANK YOU though goes to you, the people who attended the show. Without YOU, there would be no show, so THANK YOU and we hope to see you at our next meeting, October 30, 11:00 a.m. at Charlie's Cafe in Freeport, MN.

Oh, by the way - Deb took many pictures of the parade and has made them into a slide show which she will posting on this site this week. Hope you enjoy it. ]]>Wed, 19 Aug 2009 18:27:20 GMThttp://www.mngophercockshutt.com/lets-talk/post-title-click-and-type-to-edit1The Club would like to THANK EVERYONE who made the Almelund show a huge success!  We had 40 tractors on display, vendors from Pennsylvania and Ohio, ICCI representation, and best of all ... so much enthusiasm for Cockshutt and Co-op Tractors!!!  This was a great opportunity for others to learn about this great hobby of ours!  Hope to see everyone at Nowthen, August 21-23.  Mark your calendars for the 2nd Annual Regional Cockshutt Meeting at the Little Log House show - the last weekend of July 2010!  Let's make it even better than Almelund!]]>Sun, 12 Jul 2009 14:00:28 GMThttp://www.mngophercockshutt.com/lets-talk/the-story-of-the-tin-manSeveral people have asked about the significance of the "Tin Man." On page 15 of Cockshutt the Complete Story, compiled by the International Cockshutt Club Inc., it states: The "Mechanized Farm Hand" symbolized the part modern Cockshutt equipment played in helping Canadian farmers. He was featured in advertising and sales promotions throughout the 1940s as a "silent salesman."

Kay Norheim

]]>Thu, 09 Apr 2009 19:02:04 GMThttp://www.mngophercockshutt.com/lets-talk/first-postThe Club has a couple exciting and busy years ahead of us!!!  By looking at the Upcoming Events page you can see that Cockshutt's are finally being recognized and featured at several shows in the next two years. 

We need your help to make Cockshutt a topic of conversation when people are sitting around talking about the fun they had at a certain show.  We need REPRESENTATION!  These shows are featuring us - we will be leading the parades - we will have booths!  Your help  is needed by getting your tractors to the shows, participating in the parades and helping out at the booths.

Please post a comment below to let us know which shows you will be at.  What you will be bringing.  How you can help. 

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