CornBinders (old iron)

[lfnh]

Just wondering if anyone has still pictures or videos of these in action (or related old iron).
Probly should have sub-titled this the duffers thread.

Anyway posts/pics appreciated.

 

[Gologit]

'Binders you want, 'Binders you shall have. And no, this "duffer" is not in any of the pictures.


VanNatta International, Mack, Navistar Trucks and 4-Wheel Drive


Look at the menu on the left side of the page...lots of IH stuff.

 

[lfnh]

Thanks for the great link !
For all the times i've poured over their stuff, never hit that link.

 

[Gologit]

Thanks for the great link !
For all the times i've poured over their stuff, never hit that link.

Hey, us duffers got all the secrets.

 

[Metals406]

Here's Skoty's Binder. . . I have to say I'd own it in a heartbeat, it's a sexy Ol truck!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FDMZooKNkaM

 

[RandyMac]

Aaron should be along in a bit.

IH photos
http://www.hankstruckpictures.com/pix/trucks/ih/old_ihc/photos/

 

[promac850]

I once saw a REO Speed Wagon on CL. IIRC 1500 bucks. Wish I could've bought it. 1934 vintage, or thereabouts.

 

[Steve NW WI]

Ooooohhh - 'Binders!

Used to have a '69 1110 - 304 4spd. It was a heck of a truck, but cancer eventually got it.

Still got some red around the farm. I'll get a shot of the M up here when I get time.

 

[Guido Salvage]

I can play!

I have had a number of IH products over the years and still have an 1984 S1600 flatbed and a 1989 S1600 rollback. As far as tractors go, the only one I had was an 806 diesel and I sold that probably 12 years ago.

This is the 1972 1500 4x4 that I sold about a year and a half ago. For $350 I could not pass it up. Got $1000 for it when I sold it along with a couple of shotguns that I traded for a Husky saw. It had a 345 with a 5 speed transmission and an oil field body with a roller at the back. One beast of a truck.

It was a bit wet when I brought it home and buried the rollback...

This is a 1959 B-120 4x4 that I purchased off of e-Bay. Had the 240 coupled to a 4 speed with a PTO driven winch on the front. It was originally owned by the Town of High Point (NC) and when I cleaned it out I found a 1944 Montana truck tag under the seat. I sold it to the fellow that owned the used car lot where I bought my 1970 Dodge Power Wagon.

This is my rollback hauling my flatbed last summer on moving day.