Oliver/Cockshutt/Minneapolis Moline Museum
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- Oliver/Cockshutt/Minneapolis Moline Museum. Antique Oliver tractor and equipment museum tour. Antique Cockshutt tractor tour. #farmallfanatic #antiquetractors #Olivertractors
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That's by far and away the most impressive Oliver collection I've ever seen, especially with some Minne's and Cockshutts thrown in there.
"Wow" ...thanks for showing that F.F.
That's something else. Nothing specific, but man, what a collection of American ag history.
The collection was impressive, the restoration that was done to all that equipment was impressive, even the building was impressive!
Thats the kinda guy you can sit and talk tractor talk with and never know he has his own museum in his back yard...just a ordinary average guy....thanks very much for sharing
I know exactly where they're one of them tumble plows are thank you for showing us and thank that guy for saving
That was incredible to see all of the historic equipment in one place. What a collection. Thanks for sharing this.
Wow, that's one heck of a collection
Unbelievable what a collection oh my goodness well-done unreal
Amazing !!! I don’t know what else to say 👀 Thanks FF ! What a collection 🇺🇸
Cockshutt is my brand. I have a 30 and a 35 Deluxe.
Great video, thanks.
From a collector standpoint Farm Fan you've got a way's to go to catch up with this guy. I don't know where this guy got the money to buy all this stuff but now it's priceless. Given the creativity of Oliver only the worst management possible could have destroyed it but they did just that.
It seems like all the ag machinery companies had incompetent management at one time or another!
I'll never be a collector I use my tractors too much
I have never heard you so lost for words , I wish I could have tagged along with you 😮😮 .
After 20 I quit counting how many times he said geesh .lol
Gotta LOVE a "hard core" collector.....!!! OLIVER....!!!!!
Pretty much
What a neat place. Makes you wonder how many more places like that are around.
Not many
That's ,what the heck speechless lol. Are there any words
What a collection if you can this a collection its wow. Have a great day.
The Camel stuff is tube patch kits.
I think the most unique item was the butter churn that rode in the wagon. Saw the Funks G corn sign. Amazing collection of farm items.
The oliver guy on you tube would love this
He's welcome to watch l o l
Love the molines. Thanks
Wow what an awesome collection ! He had so much really neat stuff . I liked those push planters . I have always liked Oliver even though I never ran one. Thanks for sharing I really enjoyed the video !
Thanks for watching
Looks like he got your eyes opened. Wow what a collection
Unbelievable. That is a unique collection for sure ski. You typically don’t see plows cans fuel tanks toys ect ect. In a collection. Wow just wow
I appreciate your deviation!
Those Oliver Plow masters are gorgeous.
Wow I could spend all day there that's amazing
Oh yeah definitely was a sight to see
Think it would take a week to see everything this man has acquired over the years…all I can say is WOW!!! and sheeesh!! Thanks FF for the footage and I know you enjoyed it💥🇺🇸💥
I love tractors of all colors particularly IH and Deere what I grew up running
Awesome as usual!
Now that’s an amazing coll right there buddy, it doesn’t matter what color you’re partial to that is awesome. I can’t believe it’s in Ohio and I didn’t know about it. I’m gonna be trying to get up there to check it out for sure
Wow!! that's great!! Thanks for sharing that, impressive.
I was in your area just yesterday…..did some fly fishing at Oil Creek State Park.
I have driven past this place for the last 20 years, but never had the nerve to stop and bother them.
As a Minni Mo fan, this was a treat! But seeing all those Oliver and Cockshutt as well, those were some gorgeous machines!
Took a lot of patience and searching to locate some of these machines!!! Always interesting to see living history.
That’s only 30 miles from me and I have never been there. Now I gotta go
Just guessing there must be several hundreds of thousands of dollars in that place. Wow!
Millions
Wow coolness for sure
It don’t matter if you’re an Oliver guy or not an old tractor collection like that it’s priceless
I’m not sure if you said where you were or not, but that sign for the Redwood said Wooster, OH. I bought a Cockshutt tractor over that way a couple years ago from a used dealer who had lived the area his whole life. He was an Oliver fan as well, and he said that whole area was Oliver, and specifically that county had more Oliver’s and more parts for Oliver’s than any other place on Earth. Definitely cool to see that collection.
For some reason John Deere's weren't all that popular in that part of Ohio. Lots of Internationals, Fords, Fergusons and Allis Chalmers. At least that was the way it was when I was a kid in the 1950's. Now it's mostly JD and Kubota.
I was in Wooster
awesome museum
Great content. I plowed many a furrow with an M and a 2-bottom Oliver trail type trip plow. Best pulling plow on the farm and laid out the prettiest furrows. Thanks for the "deviation video". This son of a tractor salesman appreciates it.
Beautiful collection
A4T-1600 - same as a Oliver 2655
169 hp at engine 143 PTO 123 Drawbar
not a oliver guy but i sure enjoyed that video glad you went and filmed it
Very xcellent collection. Thank you for the video !
Cool video
My dad spent many hours on the fender of a 3020 side console chopping corn for a silo
Very cool to see
Oliver made a great 3 bottom
trailer plow .
Nice.
That was pretty cool
What a collection! WOW 👌
Can't wait to see the smta in your working in your field 😊
This is an amazing collection . I'm still a kid at heart when it comes to any farm machinery I grew up with as a kid. Thank you for sharing this collection with us.
Nice collection. Although I'm a red guy, I appreciate all old tractors and machinery. Especially a museum like that one that is so well done.
Incredible collection!
Thanks for sharing!
Stunning
Love your coverage, I almost ran up to Wooster Saturday just to rub shoulders with you but I had fence to build.
You're better off building fence l o l
Awesome video. It's great that there is someone who is willing to do that. Thanks for sharing this.
FF, thanks for posting this video! What a fantastic collection! I'll have to tell my relatives up around Hinckley, Ohio about this collection. One friend of mine there is kind of an MM guy. BTW, I have a IHC tumble plow, they aren't at all rare here in Colorado or anywhere out west that farms are irrigated.
Wow, absolutely amazing collection! 👍 Thanks for showing us this. I love visiting museums that have everything to do with agriculture 👍👍👍
Me too
Great video of a fantastic collection, thanks for taking us along. I'm from England 🇬🇧 and I have my grandads 1st tractor which he bought new in 1941, it's an MM Universal Z. I also have a 1940 Farmall H tractor that belonged to my dad's cousin. It was his 1st tractor, he bought it soon after WW2 started in 1939.
Wow that can never leave the family
So many Olivors...
Probably never see anything like that again
Thanks for sharing Geno. As I mentioned, I have a couple on line AuctionTime buys in that part of the world to pick up. If he is open to the public I would take an extra day to view his collection. Most impressive. Maybe two days and some Tylenol for my 76 year old hips/knees. 😳
Wow
Oh my!!!!
WOW
I appreciate you putting up this video of the Oliver Museum. That was really impressive. I know you're not an Oliver guy, but I am. However, as I always say on my channel, I DO appreciate all older tractors, especially IH's. Thanks again.
Oliver 80 was the 1st tractor on this farm.
Love the video! I have grown up around a father who collects Oliver and a mother who collects Cockshutt so this collection really sparked my interest. My grandpa likes JD and IH and I like Massey so I am all over the place. But we have a Farmall MV (not LP like the one in the video), and a 1600 Diesel High Crop just like what they had and a 660 Oliver with a wide front. As I understand the 660 is 1 of 1059 built in tractor applications (not construction or power units) and the wide front is also rare. Ours is for sale if anyone would be interested. But what an amazing collection! I’m glad to see that you don’t forget about us mixed colored guys!!! I love the channel and especially love to see when green or the better red shows up on your channel! But no hate to IH I spend my share of time in a 1086 each spring during planting!
Variety makes the world go round
Can't wait to see what you do with your Super MTA once you get your hands on it!!
I don't know about you, but I was awe struck. Very impressive! Used to be a couple of A4T-1600 tractors at the White dealer near me. They were propane powered.
I was too
Ray Dex Oliver South Bend plow works.❤
Unbelievable collection of agricultural tools and literature
Definitely
Not an Oliver guy, but WOW.
I hope the building and contents are well insured....wow! ....my barn doesn't look so full now
I'm sure he's well insured
I have a minapolis Moline. UTI experiment fork lift. It has a foot clutch,100 20 truck tires 4cylinder 1piece cylinder block & head.been used for pointing fence post.Merrill Anderson,Whitefish, Montana
Nice
Wow I made my last comment too soon. 😮
Excellent video Gino :) I have lots history lessons in Ontario and Canada 🇨🇦 surprises on make say want check out in Farm Equipment to ! Years ago my Elders plus grandparents on my mom side plus late dad side to ! I give one in Detriot Michigan area my one cousins had John Deere Dealership from 1910 to 1940 then came in 1945 immediately ingratitude 2 brother's had 1980 then 2 sons took close up 2010 forever but one son keeping going till 2015 then started up Mesumn near in Roads and Works Department highway yard first one building then in salt and sand mix dome ! ! Have every Tractor, plow makes also Threashing Machine too built from 1910 to 1990's ! Also do shows in April to October each year and big one in August on farm land too! But if came to visiting tell me a month to week advance give details Gino or anyone want show up ! Also one thing think weird Gino my one uncle John father started up late 1930 David Brown Tractor and machinery near me and in 1950 My uncle brother Oldest brother Doug got in families business and in 1990's bought all David Brown parts in 🇺🇸 USA also every parts in old to new in transport to Canada! In 2015 Douglas past away and business sold out too new owner! Still going strong today! But in my area in 1910 to 2016 had last Allis Chalmers but many years had every Tractor also machinery Dealership was selling like Ferguson , Ford , Cockshutt, John Deere, Massey Harris, Oliver, Farmall, McCormick Deering, Minneapolis Milenne , and by families farmers ! Plus even vechiles dealers to Gino ! So ever see Dealership stickers says Lakeshore or Port Hope or Welcome Ontario Canada 🇨🇦 you got my areas! Last Tractor built in Allis Chalmers was 300 only 5 made L Kellogg in Welcome Ontario in 2010 to 2016 ! His Daughter Ruth got one Tractor number 2 made and tell Detroit Desiel 6 cylinder big also 2 TURBO and powerful but love fuel too! It loud needed wear ear mufflers Lol!
That is an unbelievable collection for one man to have👌 wonder if he ever turns the engines over or starts them up🤔 with no disrespect to the man i prefer to see the old iron out working in the field doing what they were designed for 💪👍 thank you for sharing 👍 Red Power still rules all though 💥💪💪
I forgot to ask
Hello F F... I grew up on IH A. Super A, and H. Also drove the neighbors Minnie Mo's., Olivers and Cockshuts. I used to pull my IH A in the antique division back in the 90's. The IH SMTA was one of my favorite farmalls. I like it because I too was born in 1954. Since you bought the SMTA I have become quite a follower of yours. I loved the video on the Oliver, Minnie MO, and Cockshut museum. I am wondering if the museum is open to the public. IF so I would love to tour it. Was wondering if you could send me the address of the museum or tell me how I can get in touch with these people so I could tour the facility. Thanks, Stewart Kowalk, I am from Michigan.
That museum is open to the public
They were available from the factory with cat or Detroit or Continental gas
Is that equipment still in working order ?
Awesome museum 👍🏼😎❤️ thank you for taking us on the tour.
It's like brand new
@@FarmallFanatic wow, pretty cool
You sir, need spare batteries! 😅
No doubt
farmall fanatic, it seems to show more interested in you tube enhancement than staying in ih.
Oh wow a MM1865 some as a G955.
You don t own a Farmall high cropper, did they make them?
Where is this museum at and is it open to the public
Watch your channel all the time on my TV so haven't been able to comment til I got on computer today. Raised on Uncle farm in Waterford PA with a 350, C and Super C. Last tractor added was a Super MTA which my cousin still has and it is restored.
Love the Oliver Museum, is it open to public? what is the name or contact information?
Yes it is open to the public and his last name is Grosjean
Them are balance weights to set the😂balance on platform scales!
Correct
Well u like all tractors lol
Is he open to the public?
Agreed. I have an on line auction buy in that area to pick up. If he is open to the public I would take an extra day to view his collection. Stunning! Please let us know. Thanks Geno.
Yes
@@FarmallFanatic could you put some kind of contact information in a pinned comment? You said twice it was 5 minutes from RES, and in passing mentioned the owners last name, but i did not catch it. That's a really cool collection.
That's one helluva museum
!!.. Where is it exactly??
Is wooster ohio
I would be interested in going through the museum if it's open to the public thanks 😊
It is
Still waiting for information about the museum
@@user-tc2mh7yz1s from who?
I could spend a week in there
Didn’t one them guys buy that 550 Oliver
I can't remember to be honest with you
Unbelievable! My wife would go through this in 35 minutes! Me, 35 minutes per foot!!
Yeah I wish my battery would not have died
We’re u still interested in checking out the 560d and 1086
Yes I'll text u
I wonder if that Oliver 770 on steel could be a Mennonite Tractor??
That's what I thought
You should’ve asked about buying the international can of oil
Is nothing there is for sale
Where is this?
Wooster, Ohio