I showed this video to my father. He doesn’t do anything on the internet. He say it looks just like the one his dad had but way straighter. His had a self loader on it and grandpa wasn’t the best loader operator!
Whuh, I love the long hood of those IH west coasters. They are like the 59 B-75 Mack Long nose. Hmm, I can't remember if i seen an IH like that in the Port Alberni truck museum.
Neat old piece. I dont think ive ever seen one in person. Ive seen a fleetstar drill rig but thats about yhe oldest international ive seen. Also would you happen to have your logging forestry models still? And if so would yoi be able to showcase them in a video?
Looks far better than it probably did new. Always wonder if there’s a method to load a logging trailer like that without using a crane? Could they somehow self load by backing the truck under…? Way too heavy to ever lift by hand?
Beautiful old Cornbinder!
Beautiful old truck!
Great video!
That's a lot of hard work and resources. Thanks for bringing it to us 🤘
Thanks again Todd for our equipment/logging fix
Beautiful truck! Glad it is safe!!
LOVE the weekly videos!
Good to hear, thank you!
@@skadillanother excellent video. What’s with the water tank? Did this have water cooled brakes?
Still a bunch of these on the road when I was much younger, rolling through town with one log on em, great memories.
That is a Beauty for sure, one sweet ride.
Now that's old school cool
Thanks for another great video 👍
Beautiful truck! 👍👍
I showed this video to my father. He doesn’t do anything on the internet. He say it looks just like the one his dad had but way straighter. His had a self loader on it and grandpa wasn’t the best loader operator!
Todd , that International Harvester is one sweet ol rig, if i do say myself,,as well as that Hayes- ✌💯
That’s a beautiful truck reminds me of riding with my dad and grandpa my first log truck was a 67 Pete 😎🍻
Beauty!
Whuh, I love the long hood of those IH west coasters. They are like the 59 B-75 Mack Long nose. Hmm, I can't remember if i seen an IH like that in the Port Alberni truck museum.
Or a b-755
That hood looks long enough for a 12v71❤
Nice truck
Hope y’all drive it too.
Neat old piece.
I dont think ive ever seen one in person. Ive seen a fleetstar drill rig but thats about yhe oldest international ive seen.
Also would you happen to have your logging forestry models still? And if so would yoi be able to showcase them in a video?
I will maybe this winter or fall.
The water tank was for cooling the brakes? That dog was keeping an eye on you...
yes for the brakes, I havent seen water tanks since the 90's
what a binder
Looks far better than it probably did new. Always wonder if there’s a method to load a logging trailer like that without using a crane? Could they somehow self load by backing the truck under…? Way too heavy to ever lift by hand?