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Cool! 😎

Cool stuff!

Just saw your forum on red power, definitely neat finding all of this! My dad and I bought one last year, but it’s not hydrostatic. If I would’ve seen your forum sooner I could’ve gave you dimensions on the panels! Luckily ours are all there BUT I’m highly interested in the wiring kits you have as ours is a complete rats nest! Do you have a link or anything for them?

hope you restore it to its former glory

The B 61 that you actually got close to and commented on is a B67,which has several big differences to a B 61!!!

Always liked these machines. Where were these manufactured?

That was really interesting!!..I love International/Dresser/Dressta equipment!!

Looking good. I hope you finished it.

Would you happen to have a part number for the snap ring removal tool? Deere says the tool doesn't come in the kit they sell...

Thank you so much for making this vid. I just got a couple 1572's and my buddy recommended to do the same thing. Thank you. Great vid..

That things cool!

I remember when these were sold new. Ive seen these units far and few in between. I like these and the 3600A backhoes.

Next time you are near Lincoln if you want to come see our hough h12 collection you are more than welcome

old is always gold

Hello sir. I am also thinking about buying a 50’s Hough Model HH and wanted to reach out to get some advice. Do you possibly have a business email that I could reach you at? Thanks!

Very clean unit!

That's about the nicest looking old IH backhoe I've ever seen.

I have a 260.. They look like they were carved out of a single block of steel.

What a great lookin machine for its vintage, pity that the rear jib is fixed in one position.

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?