[Noel Murdough]

Now the BINDER is BACK!

I used to plow snow with a '69 3/4 ton binder pickup. That International was the toughest pickup I ever used. When my '95 F 350 got stuck, the binder would snatch it out. It would climb trees, so you had to be careful in the woods.

A 10" Aspen fell on it in a windstorm, the tree crossed the truck bed 20' from the base.

The tree broke. Didn't even flatten a tire. 12 leafs on each rear corner,

Why am I telling you this?

Look!

http://www.internationaldelivers.com/assets/pdf/7300 CXT SS.pdf

 

[coolwhip]

I want one! How much are they.

 

[Noel Murdough]

About $115,000

!

 

[muskie770]

I prefer hummers, only about $15 in the city.

 

[Boss]

I prefer hummers, only about $15 in the city.

Maybe we can have next years convention in your city!

 

[coolwhip]

To much dough for that tonka truck. Pretty cool though.

 

[muskie770]

I prefer hummers, only about $15 in the city.

Maybe we can have next years convention in your city!

already did

 

[Roscoe]

$15 Hummers

I prefer hummers, only about $15 in the city.

Maybe we can have next years convention in your city!

yeh:!!!!!! with "summer teeth"

some are here some are there

 

[Frank_G]

I thought this was going to be a pronographic post. Oh well!

Frank

 

[Swampfox]

Looks nice, I cant wait for my mid-life crisis

 

[bootlen]

Now that's a pick'emup!

 

[spotts]

Thats like a baby

Semi? Wild.

 

[2hot2coolme]

That is pretty sweet lookin though.

 

[rich pickering]

Betcha we could put in-floor heat in that baby

 

[Collin]

This guy did Rich

http://www.xor.org.uk/unimog/mymog/heating.htm

 

[condenseddave]

Love the cornbinder!

That guy has a bit of time on his hands, eh, Collin?

 

[condenseddave]

Does that thing pump away????

 

[Collin]

Love the cornbinder!

That guy has a bit of time on his hands, eh, Collin?

I wish I had the time.
(and money!)