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Driving my old R160 yestereday hauling some gravel. Man, that old BD264 sure will pull a load. Got some video of it too....
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bSN4Q9-EMKk
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bSN4Q9-EMKk
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Now see ya shouldn't have patched all the holes in the floor and ya could have had brakes :lol: :lol: :lol: As always enjoyed the video and the scenery is great!!!!
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I always loved those model IH. We had a '55 half ton pick up when I was a kid.
I don't remember what happened to it that made Dad cut her frame in two with a hacksaw.
But, it made a good trailer for the farm, and the hood made a great sled on snowy days.
I don't remember what happened to it that made Dad cut her frame in two with a hacksaw.
But, it made a good trailer for the farm, and the hood made a great sled on snowy days.
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Now that is an interesting co-incidence. At the auction sale where I bought this R160 the other bidder had exactly the same plan. Cut it in half behind the cab and make a trailer out of it. The engine wouldn't start at the auction but it didn't take me long to get it running. I knew it was too good to cut up.BigDaveinKY said:I always loved those model IH. We had a '55 half ton pick up when I was a kid.
I don't remember what happened to it that made Dad cut her frame in two with a hacksaw.
But, it made a good trailer for the farm, and the hood made a great sled on snowy days.
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A neighbor had a fifty five one ton six cyl. Used to load a cord of pulp wood on the truck and two and a half on a tandem trailer, took him a half mile to get outta first gear! First thing I ever drove with fenders. Wish I had it now. Thanks for the pictures.
The old IH's were sometin else!
Decades back I had a 62-- 1/2 ton short box-- 3 speed---- torsion bar front end under it. Someone had converted the 264 into it! It was just un-real for what it would pull like. You could drop to 8 miles an hour in 3rd and recover on a flat road! ( I found out what the engine was when I took the oil filter # into the IHC dealer to get the right one; as I had not been able too before!) I must have tried 3 or 4 before i gave up and went that route.
It even started below ZERO!~ Not very many IH 6's did! The ignition messed up TV's for about 1/2 mile in any direction whae it was running.
Great old pickup.
Very poor excuse for a heater though!
Decades back I had a 62-- 1/2 ton short box-- 3 speed---- torsion bar front end under it. Someone had converted the 264 into it! It was just un-real for what it would pull like. You could drop to 8 miles an hour in 3rd and recover on a flat road! ( I found out what the engine was when I took the oil filter # into the IHC dealer to get the right one; as I had not been able too before!) I must have tried 3 or 4 before i gave up and went that route.
It even started below ZERO!~ Not very many IH 6's did! The ignition messed up TV's for about 1/2 mile in any direction whae it was running.
Great old pickup.
Very poor excuse for a heater though!
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Coooool video Rusty. Sure glad it wasn't made into a trailer by the other guy.
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