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I got a 4000 hour 1566.

well: does it even run? or is it a showpiece?

Had a '65 806, miss it everyday. Ours had a better looking cab, forget the name but came out of Uylesses, KS. Had AC but was rarely charged.

Wait a minute. Was this staged or real?

Huray for IHC

Gorgeous

Great video. Thanks

I have I with 2 point hitch

We have a 560 , all its used for now is feeding hay. Its OK, but it sure isn't the reliable tractor like our super M or the 706.

Wanna buy my 1466

Mr. Klancher. Have you ever looked at german IHC Tractors? Mr. Johann Hood it THE Expert on German Build Internationals.....

Just ordered myne on Amazon. Really excited to get it.....

Read the book! Much more than an ordinary travel diary. It is a remarkable book.

I am interested in Buying that Book, but when i check it out on Amazon, some pages seem to be in a foreign (mabee Spanish?) Language. Is this just Amazon using the wrong Version? Hope someone can clear that up ....

What a wonderful story. Max Armstrong really helped the community so it was so fitting to see everyone pull together and restore his family's tractor to perfection

Thank you

Thank you Sir

Can someone please give me the cost of a rebuilt 560 H I thank you

RIP Jhon pure class

Love your family history of tractors,great story thanks for sharing

This brings back great memories of the RX-3s and the RX-7s! Jim Downing is such a humble gentleman. I had the good luck to work the corners at both Sebring and Daytona in the 1980s and watch him work up close. They note how loud the rotary engines were, and I can attest to that!😂

Hense cornbinder back in the day how far they have came nice

I was there live for this presentation. Higlight of the year to be at this show, well worth the drive from Winnipeg!

jd waaaaaaaaaaaaaaaayyyyyyyyyyyyyy beter

I ran one and I hated it my boss ripped his cab off as soon as he got it I couldn’t have been happier

A guy in my neighborhood has a yellow. I think its a 1020.

My uncle had two 1206 tractors. One with a regular cab and muffler, which is the one I preferred to use. The other one had the white cab and straight pipe muffler. They were both great power machines, would pull 5-20s molboard plow right along.

My uncle had a 10 and 14, neighbor also had 2 14s, all white stripes. Others had 806 and 856. You have a gorgeous tractor

I have a conventional and an axial flow, 90% of what says this man is bullcrap ahha😅

Thanks , perfect love it

Very very nice 👍👍

These tractors were the biggest money pits you will ever see. IH Intentional Hazard.

Paul Harvey!!! Thank you for posting!!

whats a cumbind

Thanks, Damon for let me drive your combine!

When that tractor went up for auction at Mecum it reminded me of the same tractor I would see parked along the Fresno County roads when I was a boy. Once I heard it’s story it was one and the same tractor. When the county would do road repairs near our house I would ride my bike to where it was parked and sit on it pretending to drive it, really fun times. The county yard where the equipment was kept is on Del Rey avenue just south west of the town of Sanger California. It was usually hooked to a hard rubber tired packer and all it did was drive up and down the road turning around packing the asphalt repairs. I remember it having Firestone field and road tires, 23.1x26 or 30, and a set of Firestone diamond tread at one time. If the county ordered it from the local John Deere dealer, Fresno Equipment, probably my friend Sam Pallesi did the deal. He was the go to guy for Ag and special order equipment. He was the guy who convinced JD corporate to build a low pro 4320 for the local tree fruit farmers. It had factory down exhaust, a swept back front axle and ROPS delete. Anyway really cool to see an old friend again. Farmer Ken in California

She will rip the T/A out the first 1566.

Learned to drive on a 560. About ten years old, still haven’t told my mom over 40 years later!

I have one of the books in the series very nicely done , as a young guy growing up with ih tractors of the 50s 80s. Still have a few of them not farming any more but since then I have got in to collecting ih cub cadets garden tractors and attachments from the 60s to the 80s . Would be awesome to see ya guys do a few books on the ih garden tractors and attachments that ya could get from ih and brinly and other short line companies that made stuff thanks

Thank you! I will be waiting for the awesome book!

I have my dad's John Deere 70 Diesel and 440 industrial.

We had a 560, what I basically learned on. Narrow front. Put a lot of hours sitting on it. Always wanted the bigger tractor with a cab, but now would love to have the 560 back. Good memories.

I'm just seeing this video for the first time. My Dad is the "Lloyd Idelman" Max spoke of in his interview. Thank you so much Max! I will never forget the day we spent as your guest at the Half Century of Progress show. You made Dad feel like a king!

What model is this combine

IOWA Jima? I did NOT know any battles from WWII were fought in the Midwest. Now if the time to get this corrected.

If the case was so much better deere would not sell any tractors..case has been putting out the bs videos for decades...

Going 500 hrs on oil on a 450 hp tractor seems like a bad idea. Both great machines...

According to Navistar Historian Tom Clark, the first commercial film by International Harvester in 1911 was a silent film called "Back To The Old Farm" but this is not that film since it has sound. It had to have been made much later.

My absolute dream tractor