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Que tipo marca de transmisión usaba este equipo?

nice job , i worked three years restore the r5, one of 537 .

This show is definitely on my bucket list. Very cool!

I’m sure there aren’t very many of those around anymore. Definitely a survivor!

I bet the tray area above the water tank is for the coal or firewood, I guess the fireman just ran alongside and gave it a scoop.

That loosens up that rusty undercarriage 😮

Dang that's cool. I hope I can drive my IH 200 to this one year.

What an awesome show! Video very well done.

Awesome that your rig is reliable enough to make a long haul like that ! Looked like a great show !

That thing is cool!! Way ahead of its time with enclosed cab.

Dan the man!

what a cool truck!

Wow what a history. As a kid i was around a lot of ih hough and payhauler. Always wondered what happened. Also remember when dresser got involved.

IHC trying to go head to head with cat was a mistake, they didn't have the money to do so, especially when they had too many markets/divisions to fund! Ihc was a jack of all trades, but a master of none!

I own a 782 d diesel cub cadet I love it it is a great mowing tractor

I have one. Mine is a C model. 500 hours. Didn't know that you can't get undercarriage parts anymore....

Not hibinder cornbinder 😉

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Before Komatsu arrived IH was a distant #2 behind Caterpillar according to A Corporate Tragedy book by Barbara Marsh.Have both those book.

I have a 77 highboy, all original, it has 3.54 to 1 axles.

Pretty nice looking survivor !

imported stuff no sales much poor parts backup

Awesome show. Thanks for sharing 🤘

MAGA 2024!!!

Nice truck. I also have a 77 highboy. Love the dentsides.

I have this tractor I need a track tensioner. Can anyone out there help me?

I missed the show this year. Thanks for taking us along!

Excellent video! You can look at their equipment and tell they were really built to last!

I remember riding in this truck

The TD15's had gas start diesels I actually had an opportunity to operate it when I was a kid. I knew a person who worked for MTD and he called it Machinery Tool and Die. You also didn't mention the logging skidders they made. I had a friend who owned one. Thanks for the interesting video! I dld learn a lot of things!

You ever see a Hough H-12 tracked loader around?

The joys of road trips !

It may very well have an IH diesel in it,that machine is about the era IH bought Hough.

Cheers for the great video footage bro. Safe travels from NZ. Ken.

Me and my family were I H fans through and through I was truck and equipment mechanic about 50 years I don't think the average person new how big a corporation IH was.

You got more truck then you have engine

Thank you for posting this video of our show, I hope that you can be at our August show which is usually a more eventful show as we are featuring small engines. The crane at 1:13 is a Gas + Air made by the Erie Steam Shovel Company. Restoration of this crane will be coming soon with its clam bucket. I don't know of any of this model crane or shovel still in existence anywhere.

Thank you for the international history on construction equipment lines. I own a 1978 Dynahoe-190, Bucyrus Erie bought that line from Hough, continued on production till B.E. got out of the construction line in the 1980s, and just stuck with big mining equipment. In the late 1970s I ran 125 & 175 International track Loaders, they had the best security lock up system of all manufacturers in my Humble opinion. I ran a rubber tires International backhoe one time, it was a very unique control level system for backhoe with two levers on each side of the seat. It was hard getting used to the front drive with the pedal control of your two gears, half push was low, full push was higher speed. I always was impressed with their track dozer loader line, very heavy duty built.

Nice video!

Sorry we didn’t get to talk more. Hope you had a good time

The little 500 made it to the lube tube! Nice talking to you at the show!

Super Cool 😎😎😎😎😎😎😎

Nice show. l plan on going this fall.

Thanks!

I have two hough 60’s almost bought a third this spring. I love that old iron.

Very well done. IH rode a lot of highs and lows. I think the biggest blunder was hiring McCardel in ‘77. Never understood why Brooks McCormick thought that was a good idea. And then the decision not declare chapter 11 in ‘85. I suppose it’s easy to be an arm chair qb with hindsight today. Still sad.

How many miles that thing was wide open and 1 mph.

Truck looks similar to W.R. Arthur trucks that used to haul cars out of the Janesville plant

A TD25 will push circles around a D8

My first truck was going to be a 62 C120. Was not to be. Ended up owning my dads 1974 100 shortbed 4x4. Loved the C series trucks though.