Rescuing classic trucks! Going picking at a 150 year old ranch!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 28 ก.ย. 2024
- I went on a trip with Ben from 406 Garage to do some vehicle picking on a western Oregon ranch that is being cleaned up after the owner passed away. He was a collector of International trucks and tractors, and had lifetime of equipment at the ranch. Ben ended up buying four of them, so we used our @MattsOffRoadRecovery rope to yank one out of the way and gain access to the field, then loaded the Scout onto Ben's trailer with his @warnindustries winch, and I used my @harborfreight winch to drag the big Travelette onto my gooseneck trailer.
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an old boy here in town bought a 1967-68 3/4 ton international out of the factory with a in line six engine which IH put in their 656 farm tractor, combines and other farm equipment. later IH 3/4 ton 2 ton up used their 6.9 diesel in them. That 6.9 liter was sold to ford to install in their pickups which later became the 7.3 when they installed turbos on them. That will get you started with some exploring on ford using IH engines in pickups and larger trucks
Mr Casey Congratulations on 10,000 subscribers. Thanks for sharing and stay safe.
Thank you! I'm blown away that it's grown so quick
@@CaseyLaDelle Keep mentioning Matt's, it helps lol. Seriously, that was a good video, keep it up.
You are such a great friend to help Ben👍😎 Keep up the great videos and stay safe out there!❤️🙏
Glad to see you rescuing those cool international vehicles! They are all unique and look to be in receivable condition! Looks like a 6.9L diesel engine from a 80's Ford F-series truck? Good luck with the revivals! Take care.
I'm 80 and used to have that smithing forge. Same blower. I drove the same cab over you just looked at with the screaming Jimmy. Can't believe that lath bed.
Casey you should get in touch with the Cable show "American Pickers". They would have a field day in that Barn. What great barn finds. The dead man's life story reminds me of a home I visited selling books door-to-door back in the summer of 74. I found an older person who had never been more than 5 miles from their house and still thought Harry Truman was still President.
Chain saw in the tree? Crazy fun
Yeah that was my favorite part
I know the gentleman that lived there was amazing. Living history. So sad he's gone. Such a wonderful man to know...I wish I could have known & talked to him...
Great story of a man’s life, from birth, teen, young adult, manhood, to a fulfillment of life. Awesome find in the barn. Speaking of lights on trailer, maybe a couple of LED’S aimed at floor of trailer, or adjustable to end of trailer, or to the object your moving, my opinion, thanks for taking us on your trips.👍👍👍👍🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
❤Lucy and how she really had an opinion about your pants. Thanks for carrying her in the video. That was the best part.
Love the 80 scout! Lil ol blue.
I’ve ran most of those mills, lathes and drill presses in my 40 plus years marching
It´s a International Navistar 6.9/7.3L engine...naturally in International, used on Fords too.
Absolutely
Agreed. First thing that came to mind.
Lucy the puppy is so much better than blackberries!
Saw this before and watched it again. Didn't comment the first time. Ben is picked up some great trucks to restore. He'll be happy for some time.
His new Peterbilt and trailer would have been perfect for this job.
That is a 6.9 or 7.3 idi made by international. Also used in 1983 to 1994 ford pickup trucks
I'm catching this now because I'm a new sub today but I'd say it's a 6.9liter as well & Lucy is precious, why not take her with on your adventures? Another wicked bunch trucks & as always a great video, thanks for taking us along!!
I really like the blue truck, the one in Ben's garage with the busted fender. A buddy of mine has a '66 4x4 step side, really unique and they really don't make them like that at all anymore.
You should totally get that transtar shorty!! That thing is badass!!😎👍💗
Love my harbor freight winch
They are great winches
The green moss matches the blue color very nicely.
I'm here because of Matt's Off-road Recovery
Who isn’t? 🤣
Sweet ole corn binders !!!!
There was a UTube video before this one where you took the Track Jeep up to a Mercury mine to do a recovery of a Ford.
It looked like you were going to sink the track Jeep in the snow. Perfect recovery of the truck and even better your discussion of the mine and how it worked.
Plus your sense of humor is great 😅.
You are good.
Another great video. That COE was very kool. Stick a regular pickup bed with duelly fenders on it.
Thank you for another great video Casey. I think that red COE has your name on it. It could be the next project for you after the Dodge recovery truck is built. Have a great weekend and stay safe.
All those cool old machining tools.
Thanks for the great show and the saving of old Internationals. My sister and I really enjoy it (but of course we ARE Ford people.
Lucy is the best, you are right we would be upset if we didn't get to see her.
you should get the red cab over
Can't wait to see more of your recoveries in the snow
Hi Gentlemen from here in the D Michigan hey Great job Rescuing the Internationals ✌❤🤲😇🐴
I love the blue on white Crew cab damn nice truck
i really like to story of the old man, and i like that blue and white truck,
We all use the hobo freight winches like that, but if you read their warranty, they specifically void the warranty for that use.
I’ve always used the 12k model. I’ve pulled an international dozer with locked up tracks sideways. Had to have someone in the truck holding the trailer brakes full on with truck brakes full on as well. I’ve only have had the 12k snap twice and that was my fault for not having it secured properly.
My only complaint is that they don’t have enough space above and below the cabling. Would be great not to worry if the wire is perfectly wound.
Old Scouts and Jeep Commandos are both worth big bucks !
Sure looks like a international/FORD engine to me. Great video.
Cool see these old truck being saved. Great story of the gentleman who own them.
I used soft scrub kitchen cleaner on a 66 pickup it was fantastic looking
Just a hint...I ALWAYS bring a couple of remote air tanks. You'd be surprised how some of those tires will take and hold air. Much easier to get on the trailer that way.
I have a compressor to install in my truck, just haven't had the time to do it
Cute puppy ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
I'm watching this at four in the morning and haven't been to sleep yet. Kinda not sleeping well so you get to work all night.
I had a 55 international harvester fridge back in 81........ sure kept the beer cold!
I love old car graveyards like that
Good eye, that cabover is the coolest
In our next video we'll be covering "working load limits". ;) Nice job guys. JC.
Traction King was a 70's model of a Case 4 wheel drive tractor. My dad was a Case dealer when I was in school. We drove a lot of these and the others around. my brother and I worked for my dad from when we were 12 years old. the 70's models were so nice compared to the 30's models. Like a 830 model, 930 model, 1030 model, etc. became 870, 970, 1070, 1175 and the 4 wheel drives were cool to drive too. Key point of the 70's models were the quiet cabs that had radio and air conditioners. The engine for the bigger tractors was a 504 turbo straight 6. Case had gone into a partnership with Cummins at the time to produce an efficient engine. Lot of years ago though for me.
I've got a 12,500 pound winch I bought from Harbor Freight a while back (haven't installed it yet on my 1949 Chevrolet 6400 Series truck I use as a wood hauler) and I haven't seen anymore of them, seems like they are all now 12,000 pound winches. Mine is a Turbo Shift Classic and I plan on using it to pull logs into my truck so I don't have to venture off and cut the wood into small pieces then haul each piece back and split in then stack it in my truck. Going to save me some time, work smarter not harder... I think I heard that somewhere before!!! 👍
That dirt road in the beginning looks better than a lot of paved roads around here
Damn!!!! 6000lbs or so of dead weight!!! What a testament to harbour freight winches!!! Has anyone ever tried the 12000lb amazon winches? I have s 12000lb warn on my k5 but it's pretty old and may need to be replaced soon.
29: in and watching the unloading. U just hit on the issue the forklift was having. That diesel engine looked super heavy. Wide thick cast iron. Looks like he could have picked up closer to the front and deeper on the forks, but mainly, that thing is just ultra heavy. Rear axle may have been a srw D70, but not heavy enough to truly offset/balance. What fun though. That valley was like quiet as heck.
I used to have a 71 international 1210 with a 391 in it looked just like that green one with all the trash in it I loved that truck.
2:50 "Blast this hook!" - Captain Hook (PeterPan)
It is great to see you have a day off, I love the Harvester's, i woul love to buy one of those, Great website, I love your youtube station, keep it up,
Holey treasure hunt Batman!!
The 4 door would be the one that I would take.
You should get ahold of Paul on Fab Rats. He may be interested in the old tools. He is a really good friend of Matt. Pretty sure he would use it.
Entertaining once again, Casey you have some amazing older friends.
You guys make a great team. Awesome fun video.
i just stated to watch all your videos and this one like like because my dad owned a 65 international harvester truck that was root beer brown and i have pictures of it but i have never found it to bring it back to me and drive it, but i will keep looking
If that is a 6.9L then that would be correct engine for that vehicle since the early ford diesels were originally made by International/Navastar.
How funny would it be if Warn contacted you with a sponsorship.
I wouldn't hang up on them....
Or Harbor Freight...
@@thatsmrharley2u2 I would not hang up on them either...
Great video! Lucy is trying to cut in on Clive dog's (DOT Bear Woodworking) TH-cam time. Love seeing the fur babies!
I have 24k winch front and back on 2500 Chevy RCD lift crew cab 4×4 lwb 6-0 gas it works great for recovery
A buddy has a 73 Travelall and a a couple of Scouts.
He was going to restore but has health issues now.
Sadly that theyre just taking up space now.
Cool video.
So many cool old trucks
Casey: Once i'm done this will look really cool
Ben: look on his face like suuuuuuuuure thing
🤣🤣🤣
It was a cool shot.
Where I come from most of our International's rusted out on the dealership lots before even being sold.
I have a shittybuilt winch and it does the job fine but I wish I had a Harbor Freight winch with that remote control.
I think u to guys are going to get a lot of stuff from the farm
Paul from fabrats might like some of these
Hey, I need a tailgate for a 1974 IH…😊 Wish I had known of this place..😢
The person that owned that place would have been an awesome man to know . Would have been a wealth of knowledge and skilled in most everything you could think of . . This man would have skills that are now lost in time . . Quite a guy . . Rip to the unknown skillfull man .
I want that blue truck.
Wow!!! Some very cool vintage trucks!! The Scout & Travelette are great finds...really curious about your plans for them!!
Be safe!! God Bless!!
The drill press and lathe look like they may have been on a WWII Navy ship.
240 and 260 ho version but they usually had the I H logo on the valve covers
On the engine. Ford at first used an International diesel. Had so many problems with it, Ford designed and built their own. It got the diesel pickup market started. Buddy had one. Sure looked like the engine in your pickup.
IH built and used that engine for many years, then Ford made a deal to use it also in their pickups until they built their own recently. They had GREAT success with both the 6.9 and the 7.3. the only one that had some problems was the 6.0, but not everyone had trouble with them and many of them have 3 and 400,000 miles on them, and the 6.9 and especially have 500,000 and more trouble-free miles.
That engine is one development for Ford by International Harvester
That looks just like my 90 f250 7.3 desiel
Paul from Fab Rats has a lathe like that one.
The diesel is either a Cummings or a Navstar (International)
INTERNATIONAL, EQUIPTMENT, 3600 acre farm in 50's had even INTERNATIONAL chest type deep freezer, D6 bull dozer, cab over stack rake cattle hauler, 1 ton 4 wheel driver pick up, plowed 3 mile drive way , by East Jordan MI. An M DIESEL TRACTOR , coolest place spend lot of gun times.
Treasure 🙌🏻
Cute dog here and lot car
I dunno if you watch Coldwar motors but Scott restores old cars and actually shows you how to actually fix body damage like that fender..mostly because the stuff he works on is like rare and there are no parts available
Lucy's likeness should be a hood ornament...
That’s a call guy that wears a Red Poppy Ranch hat!
its a 6.9 ihc built for ford,strting in 83.the injection pump is missing
Those Badlands winches are badass ain't they, Casey? I'm redoing my 85 GMC wrecker and thinking about going with 2 12000 lb electric winches and 1 hydraulic as a grunting winch..
Casey yes asesome I knew that property and creative individual. I'm the granddaughter of Louis Weissenfels Mt Angel, Oregon it's the blacksmith shop is a historical building now he's in the Catholic cemetery with an anvil on his head stone. When you met up with Rodney a few weeks ago with me and old school world.
It is an International 6.9 with a lot of parts missing.
LUCY???!!!💛💛🐶. How do we see more LUCY🐶
So, when are you going back with the drop deck and bringing the COE home?
Great to see you not buried in snow.
But all I will say is, they quit making two smokes a long time ago for a reason.
I retired after 30 yrs of driving, but I woulda worked at Wally's before driving one of them.
So are you bringing home that little red cabover?
15:52, my favorite...
At 24:50: If Dodge were sponsoring you, you would have to say "RAM"! You know, to avoid the stigma of admitting that Dodges do exist!
Actually Casey that's called lumpy rain. Can be dangerous if the temperature drops. But you don't need me to tell you that.