Building Gin Poles for the 1967 International Truck, and Bonus Welder Revival

This week I raided the scrap metal pile and built poles for my 1967 international 1200. Now I have a setup for moving trucks, parts and more around the yard.

[@Awsom47Merc]

* Humans Are Straight Out Of Science Fiction !!! We Not Only Can Cut Metal With Fire But Glue It Back Together With Electricity !!! What Will We Think Of Next ?!! 👊😎👍 Good vid Brian !

[@noahingram8052]

I C weld /if you want to learn about fab and welding

[@horseclawdestroyerofworlds5294]

3/4 tons always identify as heavy equipment

[@Batalia122]

I own a 77 F250 and regularly carry over 4000 lbs in the bed

[@Mr49Studebaker]

Definitely will help make it more useful around the yard.

[@kenttalsma7906]

Congratulations on the Wisconsin engine. Briggs and Stratton is what's associated with engines built in the state of Wisconsin. But yea, I forgot about Wisconsin engines. Say, that oil psi was impressive for an older engine.

[@rangefreewords]

I could really see the advantage of your lift if you can get over the engine bay of a vehicle in the yard. a $60 3/8" snatchblock, and a $350 synthetic 100' 8klb winch will be an easy addition. It would be nice to add a gantry style beam that you could slide an engine into the back of the service bed.

[@blitzevans4273]

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[@blindtomsadventures2067]

I like your channel. Can you tell me your license plate please tell me one please I asked before I think the snow is gone now sell me one. Sorry this is Matt stop I’m legally blind. Have to use talk to text.

[@rmaksdirtroadderelicts]

Hi Tom, I just set one aside for you, go ahead and shoot me an email and we can get the shipping worked out my email is [e-mail]