406 Garage Truck Stories: 1972 International Harvester 1310
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- Опубліковано 23 сер 2024
- This is what it's all about for us at 406 Garage! Keeping the stories of these Old International Trucks alive and well! So in this series we are gonna tell you the stories of some of these trucks that have been passed onto to us and we want to pass them onto you and keep these old trucks alive and well! Plus we're gonna take you along for a drive in them! Because we LOVE to drive'em!
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Almost the perfect truck
Love the old IH trucks...I had 66, 70, and 72.
Love your doggy I have 1 that could be it’s twin
I think it is Awesome you getting the back store
Back story on the trucks to me that means so much keep up the good work.
Cool truck. Great story.
Loved the stories behind this truck and sure would of loved to see it in its hay days when the bucket seats and console was still in it. I had the 75 model with the 345 and five speed, two wheel drive and two speed, I am thinking it was a 1700 but its been a while.... I got it cause no one could start it. Guy had worked on it for a week, was losing his mind and temper.... I tell him it will not only run but run as well as it ever did if the motor is good and he calls me on it and said its yours for two thousand if you can start it now. I went over and got my small little tool set so to have a small set of wrenches... pulled the cap off of it and noted the position of the rotor.... found no. one on the engine compression. Then pulled the points out and sanded the base where the points went in clean.. cleaned all of the wiring up in it. Named a spot on the distributor as no one for me, and wired it right for where it was at. Put my starter jumper on it with a hot wire to the coil and pressed the button. It rolled over a half a turn and was running smooth. I unhooked the hot to the coil and it dies so went to the ballast resistor and took it off and seen it was burnt out so jumped it temporarily. Got in the cab an hit the switch and it started right back up. I dug in my pocket an found the last of my little hoard of cash an counted out two thousand... He was still shaking his head when I used the winch in the dump bed an loaded my pick up on its back and drove it home!
When I got out of the Army I went to work for a tow company in the mountains. My truck was a 65 IH 1310, I think. It had a holmes split boom on the back with two PTO-driven winches and an electric winch on the front. When that truck was chained up it was unstoppable, well almost. I did some impossible things with that truck! Good times and peaceful days now long gone!
Mr. Buchwitz, these are the kinds of comments that just keep us going and wanting to keep telling the stories of these old Trucks! Thank you for commenting and being part of this it is so very appreciated!!
Thank you for your service!
I have a 1970, 1300D. I would love to find a Holmes 440 to put on it
I has an electric winch on the front.
Wow! Sounds like my dream truck. Dad was in 'Nam in 69 and I was born in 73.
When I was in HS in Junction City, Or. A guy in town had a 72 or73 short wide 4X4 International. It was yellow and white, and I loved that truck! Wish I knew if it was still alive. Thanks for saving them! Todd Konoske the retired trucker.
Gee I have a73 12104x4 yellow n white, that’s cool!
today is the 4th of June just saw that truck going east on 94 in Hudson Wisconsin back of a trailer that one didn't last long
I have my Dad's 73 1310. It is a tough ol pickup and I love driving it to town with my wife. It has 84,000 original miles.
That's amazing Jim!
Nice to see you. I'm a transplant from Casey's channel. I'm an old truck driver from the north east so I never get to see these old beauty's in this shape. And yes the story in my mind is just as important as the vehicle. Thanks for sharing.
Thank you donald.
I love the story and the truck. I'll be buying one in the next few years.
I have my grandfather's 64 C1200 he brought new. 64,000ish miles. Looks great 👍
I can add trivia about the two "can" lights/flashers mounted on the headache rack. As now, a retired police officer, I saw a lot of those type of lights, and rotating beacons, made by the same company in the 70's and 80's. Some were on patrol vehicles I drove. They were made by E & H Machine works in Oregon City, Oregon. They made, and sold, emergency vehicle equipment back in the day and sold a lot to OR and WA police agencies.
Omg wallis. That is some great trivia, love this stuff !
Those can lights might be North American signal company model twf, rotating beacon is a North American 212.
Okay I’m an IH tractor guy, but I stumbled across your channel and you have some of the coolest stuff in the planet.
LAPD can lights….classic.
Just now seeing this ..I would love to have this truck. For what I do it would look perfect in my driveway.. I had a 73 scout 20 years ago and loved it. The old internationals are hard to find here in Virginia. Most have already rotten.
Lovely old truck!
thank you
4:20 The RA-15 has a GAWR of 7,500, not 15,000. The front axle is a Dana 70 closed knuckle, which is equally as (or possibly slightly weaker being closed knuckle) strong as a open knuckle dana 60, both rated at 4,500 GAWR. This front Dana 70 was used by both Dodge and International as it was the only viable option (Dana 60 open knuckle didn't come out until the mid/late 70s). Chevy and Ford didn't start offering factory 1 ton 4x4s until the late 70's due to it being a niche market at the time (also after the Dana 60 open knuckle was introduced). The International had the same GVWR as ever other DRW 1 ton at the time, 10,000.
Love your story telling.
Thank you
Awesome memories and awesome stories thank you for sharing with us
Our pleasure.
Great video! I remember driving a 71’ IH 1510 tow truck back in high school. It had a 345 with a 4 speed with a 2 speed rear end. That truck was a bull!
Oh wow!
Got a 1300 its a beast the d 70 is tough as nails and ra 15 is pickup hd ra 18 open carrier ra 20 is 1 ton w locker rockwell rear ft dana 70 hd 4 in schedule 80 tube axle rated 10k
Amen ! Beautiful!👍🏽😀❤️🇺🇸
It would be so fun to drive that truck!! IH always offered lots of HD options, the five speed with OD fifth was the reverse pattern with 4th Direct over and back and 5th OD where 4th is normally, with a 2spd rear 4th Direct and high in the 2spd was a higher gear than 5th OD and low in the 2spd.
Fun to drive and challenging 👍
Great Story Teller, taking us down the Trail.
Glad you enjoyed it! Stay tuned we have many more stories coming for these old Trucks that we love to share!
That is a great story on that truck!
I know you’re a good guy, by your dog. I’ve been pining over that type of truck because of its hauling capacity.
She's a great dog
Cool story of truck and the lights.
Yeah we thought so to! That's why we love sharing these kinds of stories!!
love that brown flatbed!! great vid
Do you know Phil Coonrod or nickname Fly Rod? I've known him for years. He retired from IH in Fort Wayne. He told me he selling all his IH scout parts. Probably has the biggest collection of scouts and parts in the US. Been dealing in old scouts and parts for years. Lives in Colorado now. He use to work with a lot of my uncles at the Fort Wayne plant and is a big part of the IH show every year. I think half my relation worked there in skill trades and and on the line. Several of my uncles panted those scouts and use to say a lot of the metal would be stored outside and would have rust before they where even painted. I worked at Dana where the use to build the axles for IH trucks and scouts.
Phil is a great guy !
That is a nice truck.
Thank you for the great video !
Beautiful friggen truck!!!! You say it's not a show truck but I bet it would get some looks at a show.
You know I agree! I think that we need to change the idea of what people think is a show truck? Like 'Best in Character Award?'
Nice looking truck! 🙂👍 That would be handy as a tow rig. Thanks for sharing
Only if u got plenty of time good 55 mph w 488 gears 4 sp and factory 27 in tires i got 2 of em in 4x4
I would call it the orange crush
i like that, alittle over used , but i like it.
Great videos dude ! You are a very good orator !
thank you sir.
New Auto History Channel ? Love the "Real" Trucks .. BEERS!! let's Hit the 1mil Subs ..
yes to all of that!!! thank you sir .
Hello from Redmond. Great video!
Hey neighbor 👍
Great video very well said and a very nice looking truck well done Ben from High Prairie Alberta Canada Kevin James Stout
Thank you Kevin
really wonderful content so glad i found you so nice
Appreciate that
i bet it used to be a fire dept utility
Cool truck ! I recently came across one of these that was going to be scrapped! I bought it to keep it from getting crushed. While it’s in decent shape for a northern truck , it does need some sheet metal repairs ( floors , wiper cowl/rain gutter has rust , and minor cab corner repair . DOES ANYONE MAKE/ SELL BODY PANELS FOR THESE RIGS ? I’ve never seen one of these trucks anywhere around here and can’t seem to find restoration parts online. Any help would be appreciated.
Did you check the tourque converter on the transmission for wear
Hey you starting out better than Casey! You already got a good camera guy and he just got one😆
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I H was so foolish to give up its scout and pickup line
Was not ihc fault big 3 pissed n moaned ihc was not epa compliant and mead few enough trucks did not have 2 conply epa specks but big 3 pissed themselves got their way thats y ihc is no longer in business but big 3 all knew and still kno and here about work their trucks dont wont cant do ihc does without a thot or problem still 50 years after they quit making trucks they were and are the heavyest built over built bigest busing s bearings breaks frt rear spec were 30% more heavy duty than big 3 ever wanted b
I wish I had a lot of money to to buy one of those trucks I looking for a 4X for international 4-door not to much money
Did they use enamel paint?
How much would you want for the truck.
Already sold and gone sorry
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