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If your vehicle is in need of repairs, bring it to Peterson Auto Body Ltd in Trochu. Our mechanics provide customers with full auto body repair services including frame straightening, glass installation, painting and more. We are an insurance-approved repair centre and all collision repair jobs come with a lifetime warranty. Give us a call today to schedule an appointment for your vehicle.

At Trochu Motors, we are committed to meeting the needs of our customers. This commitment is proven by our extended hours in the busy season, our extensive parts inventory, and by our employee's dedication. This commitment dates back to when John and Aaron Stankievech bought the existing Cockshutt and Ford franchise in 1947. The family tradition and values carried over when John's son, Jack began managing the company in 1977. At this time, Jack focused on the Ag Industry, as the dealership became exclusively a Cockshutt dealership. In 1985, Trochu Motors acquired the Massey Ferguson franchise. A lot of changes have been made to farm equipment and the ag industry since 1947, but our dedication to customer service and support has not. Jack and his partner, Rich Meding, continue to operate their dealership with a single minded focus, and that is to put the customer first.

The Henderson family, John, his wife Alice and their young son, Tom, immigrated to North America in about 1872. Tom was only six years old at the time, as he was born in 1866 at Oxnam Roxburgh, Scotland, great sheep country south of Edinburgh. The Hendersons settled in the Bridgewater/Fontenell area of Southwestern Iowa but by the early 1900s, the need to expand and limited possibilities in their area pushed them to make the huge decision to move to Western Canada. In 1903, they brought with them to Lacombe, Northwest Territories, settlers effects, four Angus cows and an Angus bull. John Henderson is recorded as registering Sampson of Lacombe 7295T, born July 23, 1903, in the first Canadian Aberdeen Angus Herd book. B.A. Green, Fontanelle, Iowa bred this bull.Tom Henderson and his son Sam Henderson started their herd in 1909, registering