FIELD DAYSSWAP MEET & AUCTION

GARDEN TRACTOR & TRACTOR PULLS

24th

Greater Minnesota Two-Cylinder Club

Gates Open 7:30am Daily

Morrison County Fairgrounds • Little Falls MN

May 7 & 8, 2016

John Deere20 Series Tractors

Ski-Doo Snowmobiles

FeaTuring:

Greater Minnesota

two-Cylinder

Club

John Deere Vintage Bicycles

garDen TraCTorSaLL BranDS

Photo courtesy of: www.dreamgarage.com

Photo courtesy of: www.tractordata.com

Tractor owned by Jerry & John Smude

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Little Falls, MN

Minnesota’s Country Legend

Sauk Rapids, Minnesota

www.theroyalcateringlf.com

ST CLOUD • GLENCOE • HOWARD LAKE • STEWART • GLENWOOD • SAUK CENTRE

ALEXANDRIA • PAYNESVILLE • PRINCETON • LITTLE FALLS • WADENA • AITKIN • BAXTER

www.midwestmachineryco.com

Little Falls, MN320.631.7500877.352.3059

“We’ll Take You There!”

Building Quality HomesFor Over 40 Years

ALL LAWN & GARDEN Tractors Featured

PLOWING

Garden Tractor Displays & Plowing

Welcome Garden Tractor Collectors!

For More Information:Jeff & Will Mortenson

320-393-3009email: jtwkc@yahoo.com

Be sure to stop in the Display Building and check out these interesting units. Many have plows to demonstrate how versatile they are. Garden tractor exhibitors are welcome to demonstrate plowing with their tractors in our special plowing area.

Garden tractor collections are a fast growing hobby • Some are restored, some are original •

If you have garden tractor parts and/or plows for sale, swap spots are available in the Flea Market or can be placed on the auction.

Photo courtesy of: www.tractordata.com

SKI-DOO Snowmobiles SnOwmObIle DISplayS

Welcome Snowmobile Collectors!

It was 1959, Charles DeGaulle had been elected President of France. Alaska and Hawaii were now US states. Explorer 6 had sent back the first picture of earth from space. Up in Valcourt Canada, inventor Joseph Armand Bombardier was about to introduce a yellow snowmobile that would revolutionize winter sports. It would launch an industry and create a lasting legacy. It was the birth of the legendary brand called Ski-Doo. Ski-Doo would quickly become synonymous with snowmobiling and winter sports. It would also set the pace for the snowmobile industry, reinventing snowmobiling many times over with engineering and design innovations that made Ski-Doo the number one brand of snowmobile in the world.

It was a childhood dream, mechanically adept since his youth, Joseph by age 15 had built his first snowmobile. This particular sled was built out of a Ford Model T car. His father had purchased it for him being assured by the salesman that the engine was not repairable. His first ride on the snowmobile was December 31, 1922. By the age of 30 he was successfully building commercial snowmobiles. Although they were large and due to the weight of materials, heavy, it would take time before technology could catch up to his dream. Then in 1959 all of the forces came together, Bombardier’s dream took off, sales took off, dealers came on board, customers continued to buy, and the popularity of Ski-Doo was firmly established along with its signature yellow color. 1963 marked the beginning of a relationship that would leave a lasting imprint on the snowmobile world. A new engine was introduced, built to Bombardier’s exact specifications. Innovation was the company’s mission, constantly being on the cutting edge, design technology was their goal....a beginning of an era.

The Winnipeg to St Paul I-500 snowmobile race up until 1972 had been a battleground between Arctic Cat and Polaris, until the first and only Canadian, Yvon Duhamel would win the race on a Ski-Doo.

Yes, the Ski-doo has come a long way since that simple yet groundbreaking snowmobile in 1959. Oh, and did I mention they come in yellow?

For More Information: Jeff Mortenson (320) 393-3009 • email: jtwkc@yahoo.com

Photo courtesy of: www.dreamgarage.com

SKI-DOO

Greater Minnesota

two-Cylinder

Club

Saturday, May 7th 2016Morrison County Fairgrounds

Little Falls, MN

Starting at 10:00am Sharp

Held in conjunction with: THE GREATER MINNESOTA TWO-CYLINDER CLUB 24th Annual Field Days • Swap Meet • Flea Market • Toy & Craft Show

ITEMS WaNTED For CoNSIGNMENTAntique & Collectible Tractors, Machinery, Snowmobiles, Gas Engines,

Parts & Toys, Antiques & Collectibles of This NatureNo household items or appliances

This year the Greater Minnesota Two-Cylinder Club will be featuring John Deere 20 Series Tractors, all brands of Lawn & Garden Tractors, John Deere Bicycles and Ski-Doo Snowmobiles at their event so we should see a lot of collectors attending the show. If you have tractors, machinery, garden tractors, snowmobiles, related parts, toys and memorabilia, this will be a good auction for you to sell your items at. For best results, list your items early enough to be on the auction bill. To be listed on auction bill, notification must be received by April 1st. We also welcome pictures for the auction bill. Items for sale taken up to 9:00 AM on day of sale.

Items will be advertised in the following locations:Internet at www.midwestauctions.com, click on Paul’s Auction Service; on our Auction Bill, and on local, state and out of state papers.This auction will be held in conjunction with the Greater Minnesota Two-Cylinder Club Field Days, drawing sale items and buyers from a 5+ state area. The show is advertised in major tractor, snowmobile and gas engine collector magazines and on central Minnesota radio stations.

Items For SaleItems for sale taken up to 9:00 am on day of sale. To be listed on auction bill notification must be received by April 1st, 2016

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Terms Of SaleCommission per item:

$1-$200 = 25% $201-$500 = 15% $501 & up = 8%

Includes all advertising and auction costs. No buyer fees.Buyback and reserve fees to be paid prior to sale at check in.

If item sells or reserve is lifted your reserve money will be returned.We may sell from 2 RINGS part of the day if necessary

NO BUYER’S PREMIUM

AUCTION ARRANGED & CONDUCTED BY: paul’s auction Service

AUCTION TERMS: All property to be sold in “As Is, Where Is”condition with no warranties by seller orauctioneers. While we believe everything stated hereon to be correct as to the age and description, anything stated day of sale byowners or auctioneers will take precedence over all printed materials. However, Auctioneer does not accept responsibility for information presented, as it is the Buyer’s responsibility to verify all information. Owner and Auction Company are not responsible for accidents on grounds.

Auctioneer: PAUL STRUNGE Lic. 33-251541 • 320-679-3377 (Office) • 612-390-0535 (Cell) 210th Ave., Ogilvie, MN 56358 • Clerk: Paul’s Auction Service

Visit our website at: www.midwestauctions.com & click on Paul’s Auction ServiceFor additional GMTCC auction information please contact Garrett Doucette (320) 360-7059 or Joe Staricka (320) 630-8476

Directions: 1 mile east of Little Falls, MN on Hwy 27 to Cty Rd 43 (Hawthorn Rd) left 1 mile

SOMETHING FOR EVERYONE

Swap meet • flea market

VENDORS WELCOMEOUTSIDE SWAP SPOTS & INSIDE VENDOR SPOTS

No Food Vendors

TOY SHOW

Tractor Parts • Garden Tractor PartsSnowmobile Parts • Antiques

Assortment Of Flea Market ItemsCraft Items & More ...

Lots Of Craft Items For The Ladies!

OUTSIDE SWAP SPOTS20’ x 30’ $20/SpotContact: Ben Kuklock

7146 Evergreen Rd • Little Falls MN 56345PH 320-573-2270

INSIDE TOY VENDOR & CRAFTER SPOTS10’ x 10’ $25/Spot

Contact: Allen Heinz16815 Riverwood Dr • Little Falls MN 56345

PH 320-632-3258

tOY aND Craft SHOw

JOHN DEERE 20 Series Tractors

320 • 420 • 520

Today many of these tractors can still be found working on farms like this 1957 620 owned by club member Ben and Donna Kuklock, that has been at work on their farm since 1976 (pictured above).

PLOWINGLAND

AVAILABLE

In 1956 John Deere introduced the 20 series tractors. Some new features were the Custom Powr-Trol hydraulics, float-ride seat and an improved cylinder head and pistons to increase horse power. These engines set five new fuel economy records at Nebraska Tractor Test. The “20” series tractor looks were improved also with the two toned green and yellow paint colors. The 320 was added to join the 420, 520, 620, 720 and 820 tractors built from 1956 through 1958.

Did you know Deere & Company sold bicycles? Twice .... first in the late 1800s and then from 1973 to 1975.

Models sold in 1894 were Deere Leader, Deere Roadster, and the Moline Special. Additional models introduced in 1899 were the Reindeer and Fawn. By the turn of the century, Deere was out of the bicycle trade.

In 1972, Deere re-entered the bicycle market with a line of Deere bicycles; these bikes were sold from 1973 to 1975, although some were sold only one or two years.

620 • 720 • 820

Photo courtesy of: www.tractordata.com

FEaTuRiNg:

Hot Sit-downplate breakfaSt Available in the 4H Food BuildingSaturday, May 7 • 7:30am

auction Saturday, May 7 • 10:00am SHARP

Hot Sit-downplate luncH Available in the 4H Food BuildingSaturday, May 7 • 12:00pm NoonMenu: Roast Beef Dinner and manyconcession stands on the grounds.

pedal tractor pullSaturday, May 7 • 1:00pmSponsored by Ag Star, The Old Creamery & River Valley Pedal Tractor Pulls

back tHiS Year .....ffa StYle tractor drivinG conteStSaturday, May 7 • 4:00pmContestants can test their driving and backing skills in a obstacle course. Sponsored by Brandl Motors.

for tHe kidS• Pedal Tractor Pull at 1:00pm Saturday Only• Pedal Tractor Driving Maze, Sand Box and Play Area• Returning this year: Kids Ag Learning Center Fun for kids and adults - pick apples, mill corn, gather eggs, and milk Maggie the cow.• Old School House Open Saturday & Sunday afternoons

EVENTSSATURDAY • MAY 7thGates Open 7:30am

ST CLOUD • GLENCOE • HOWARD LAKE • STEWART • GLENWOOD • SAUK CENTREALEXANDRIA • PAYNESVILLE • PRINCETON • LITTLE FALLS • WADENA • AITKIN • BAXTER

www.midwestmachineryco.com

beer • Music • Daily Prizes

botH SaturdaY and SundaY• swaP Meet • Flea Market •• craFts • silent auction •

• Parts VenDors • shoPPing •• snowMobile DisPlay • DeMos • • tractor & equiPMent DisPlay •

• garDen - tractor Plowing •• gas engine DisPlay • More!

EVENTSSUNDAY • MAY 8th

Gates Open 7:30am

The Garden Tractor Pull and Antique Tractor Pull will both be held at the Grandstand at 12:00pm Noon

Demonstrations • Blacksmithing • Feed Grinding & Corn Shelling

“two-CylinDer store”Check the Club Store for Clothing & Memorabilia

“olD Fashion Jam session”Bring Your Instruments and Join In - Contact Tom HeyingPH 320-632-4812 • 1437 Fair View Lane, Little Falls, MN 56345

silent aUCtion Lots Of Items To Bid OnCloses Sunday 12:00pm Noon

Daily

BlaCKsmithDemonstrations Sponsored by • Centra Sota• Opatz Metals & Rolloffs•Central McGowan, Inc

mn Fishing mUseUm Display Returning this year - come check it out!

hot sit-Down plate BreaKFast Available in the 4H Food BuildingSunday, May 8 • 7:30am

paraDe Sunday, May 8 • 11:00am

hot sit-Down plate lUnCh Available in the 4H Food BuildingSunday, May 8 • 12:00pm NoonMenu: Roast Beef Dinner and many concessionstands on the grounds.

silent aUCtion ClosesSunday, May 8 • 12:00pm Noon

garDen traCtor pUllSunday, May 8 • 12:00pm Noon • GrandstandSponsored by TractorData.com, Pine Country Bank, Midwest Super Cub and Mid Central Pullers

antiqUe traCtor pUllSunday, May 8 • 12:00pm Noon • GrandstandSponsored by Auto ValueContact Doug Mattson 605-430-4320

Roger Lashinski General Manager

Little Falls, MN320-632-9209 • 320-260-7958

Bill Johnson &

Social Security Express

SponSored by:

Pedal tractor PullGreater Minnesota Two-Cylinder ClubGreater

Minnesota

two-Cylinder

Club

SATURdAy MAy 7th • 1:00PM

OPEN TO ALL KIDS!AGES 3-11 NO

REGISTRATION

FEE!

Morrison County FairgroundsLittle Falls MN

Registration Starts At 12:30pmMust be accompanied by an adult

Gold, Silver & Bronze Metals Awarded for

1st, 2nd & 3rd Places

Info: Garrett Doucette • PH 320-360-7059

All Kids Welcome To Come & Pull Just Like

Dad and Grandpa!

MID-CENTRAL PULLERS L.L.C.http://midcentralpullers.webs.com

Info: Vic ScherpingPH 320-808-6306

Garden tractor PULLMorrison County FairgroundsLittle Falls MN

Sunday May 8th12:00pm GRANDSTAND Registration 11am

Garden tractor pull SponSorS:

Garden TracTor Pull classes (allow 2hp over for hydro)A1 850 max Stock 15yrs & under 14hp max 4000 rpm max Turf Tires OnlyA2 900 max Stock 16yrs & older 14hp max 4000 rpm max Turf Tires OnlyB 950 Stock Altered 14hp max C 950 Stock Turf or Bar Lugs 14hp max 4000 rpm maxD 1050 Stock Altered 16hp maxE 1050 Stock Turf or Bar Lug 20hp max 4000 rpm maxF 1100 Modified G 1050 Stock Turf or Bar Lug 14hp max 4000 rpm maxH 1200 Modified I 1150 Stock Turf or Bar Lug 20hp max 4000 rpm maxJ 1300 Modified

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Greater Minnesota Two-Cylinder ClubGreater Minnesota

two-Cylinder

Club ANTIQUETractor Pull

Sunday May 8th 201612:00pm (noon)

Registration 9:00am - 12:00pm (noon)

Antique TractorsTractor Must Be 40 Years Old or Older

WeighT ClAsses:3500, 4000, 4500, 5000, 5500, 6000, 6500, 7500, 8500, 9500, 10500, 11500, 12500 lbs

1st & 2nd Place TrophiesDivision II NATPA Pulling Rules (facing pg for rules)

Morrison County Fairgrounds Little Falls MN

Directions: 1 mile east of Little Falls, MN on Hwy 27 to County Road 43 (Hawthorn Rd) left 1 mile

For More Info: Doug Mattson • 605-430-4320

SponSored by:

SponSored by:

Antique Tractor PullDivision II NATPA Pulling Rules

Division II is designed for competitive pullersnear stock tractors, piston kits, etc

TRACTOR MUST BE 40 YEARS OLD OR OLDER

Weight Classes: 3500, 4000, 4500, 5000, 5500, 6000, 6500, 7500, 8500, 9500, 10500, 11500, 12500 lbs

1. GENERAL RULES: These rules apply to all tractors.

2. ENTRY: A tractor may pull in the next higher class if the tractor meets the rules, but tractors cannot drop to a lower class. Class is determined by the weight of the tractor.

3. RIMS AND WHEELS: Tires must be on rim width, not exceeding tire manufacturers recommended width. Pressed steel wheels are allowed front and rear. No chrome or aluminum wheels allowed.

4. SPEED LIMIT: 3500# - 8500# classes have a choice of either 3 mph or 6 mph. Class speed chosen will be the speed you pull in every class you enter. 9500# - 12500# max speed is 6 mph. Torques may be used. You are allowed 1 warning horn for exceeding the speed limit. The second horn results in being ‘red flagged’.

5. WEIGHTS: Suitcase weights and custom made weight brackets are permitted, front weight bracket and weights to extend no farther than 11 feet from center of rear axle. Weights may not extend behind rear tires.

6. ENGINE: Stock block, naturally aspirated. Exceptions: Oliver 99 GM, etc. Stock head, manifold, and carburetor (by part number). If an external part is not in the parts book or replacement parts book for that specific tractor it cannot be used. Exception: Straight exhaust pipe allowed, air filter must be used although it may be of any type. RPM – 110% of factory high idle specification (RPM used is the latest model rpm for that make of tractor). No electronic ignitions, (Exception: an electronic pickup inside the original stock distributor or magneto can be used, but distribution or magneto must maintain original appearance). No square coils, MSD coils or chrome coils allowed.

7. HITCHES: Minimum 18 back from the center of the rear axle and a maximum of 20” drawbar height. Hitch material cannot be thinner than ¾” and not thicker than 1.25”. Hitch has to have a 3” hole with 1” material thickness around the hole or a straight clevis bolted or pinned tightly to the drawbar with a minimum of 2.5” hole. Top of hitch adjuster cannot be above center line of axle or hub. Hitches and drawbars must be stationary in all directions. Hitch must be easily accessible (sled operator’s discretion).

8. APPEARANCE: Tractors must maintain original stock appearance. If a part is not found in the manufacturer’s parts book, it cannot be used. No extra accessories allowed with the exception of weight brackets, hang-on weights, wheelie bars, wheels, rims, bolt on hubs, draw bar, muffler and air cleaner. Battery boxes may be moved from stock mounting location. No aluminum allowed except for weight brackets and wheelie bars. No chrome allowed except for exhaust pipes. Homemade side-shields are not allowed. Exception: factory side-shields such as on Olivers. No homemade rear end clovers allowed. All guards, shrouds, covers, and shields shall be in place as from the factory and be made of original material (steel or iron) and near like factory as possible. Seat must be an original seat or a manufactured seat made for a farm tractor placed with stock mountings (such as TSC). Alternators and straight pipes are allowed.

9. Any items falling off of tractor during pull will result in disqualification.

10. SPONSORS: Advertising plaques may be put on tractor as long as it does not interfere with teching of tractor.

• Brochures • Logo Design• Mailers • Postcards• Business Cards • Print• Banners• Websites

Sun-Thurs 5:30am-11pmFri & Sat Open 24 hrs

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Email: tractorgauges@yahoo.com

715.635.8629Cell 715.520.7876

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(320) 746-2819120 Washington West

PO Box 151Holdingford MN 56340

www.opatzmetalsinc.com

Specializing in the Active Family Border Collie

Dumpsters For:Shingle JobS • Demolition

RemoDeling • ScRap iRon

2017 FEATURES

ThAnk yoUA huge “thank you” to all of the folks that have submitted ads for our 24th

Annual Field Days, Swap Meet & Auction brochure. We appreciate your year-round

support to our organization!

CAMPING$25/Night with Electric

$20/Night no Electric

By the Morrison County Ag Society

Contact for Camping OnlyJan Wozniak 320-632-6029

Thank You!

GMTCC Would Like To Thank Midwest Machinery

For The Use Of Their Tractors and Gators During The Show!

John Deere Gas Engines, Power Units and Belt Powered Equipment

All Brands Garden Tractors & Implements

John Deere 30 Series Tractors

330 / 430 / 530 / 630 / 730 / 830

Mini Snowmobiles and

Race Snowmobiles

Greater Minnesota

two-Cylinder

Club

Greater Minnesota Two-Cylinder ClubPO Box 203Little Falls, MN 56345

Gates Open7:30am Daily

General Info

Sat & Sun Admission$7.00 Per Day

$2.00 Ages 6-125 & Under Free

Set Up, Sit-Down Food, CampingShow Grounds Open For Set Up:

Friday May 6thGates Open: 7:30am Daily

320-393-JDJD (5353) orJoe Staricka 320-630-8476

Email: oxacres@sytekcom.com

www.gmntcc.comNon-Profit Organization

Camping Info: 320-632-6029

DirectionsHighway 10 to Little Falls,Exit on Highway 27 East,

1 Mile to County Road 43 (Hawthorn Rd)Left 3/4 Mile

All Exhibitors, Musicians,Consignors, Swappers,

Toy Vendors & Crafters Welcome

“The purpose of this club is to promote the interest of the public in the preservation and restoration of antique tractors, particularly the John Deere two-cylinder models, their accessories, lore and literature.”

Food Served All DayBreakfast Served: 7:30am

Lunch Served: Noon

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