International Harvester

Curveball a bit low, ball one.

They have from International Harvester tonight.

Happy birthday to Mark Gaby, G-A-B-Y, here with the group tonight.

One ball, no strikes, the pitch.

Because, you know, you think about it, you know, our parents, our grandparents, you know, my grandfather retired from Harvester.

My mother retired from International Harvester.

but why do they stay there? They stay there because of that pension.

It was nowadays.

And it's going to be in Bonham, Texas.

and one of them there's all kinds of cool stuff for sale but one of them caught my attention because i've talked about it probably last year on the international it's an international 4166 feel ready so i remembered talking about it just didn't remember all the specs on it so i just wanted to share this with you the international harvester 4166 is a rigid frame four-wheel drive farm tractor produced by international harvester from 1972 to 1976.

Original price, $29,900.

So I'm going to follow this and see what it brings coming up November 7th, a week from this coming Saturday.

Yeah.

Well, my company was an engineering-oriented company, and so we were dealing primarily with the big – big equipment suppliers, International Harvester and John Deere.

You know, it was a good sign too, John.

A lot of these ambassadors from Washington back in the 90s when they resigned or they finished their tour, usually if it was Japan or Great Britain or America, one of the big places to, it was on your last part of the resume, right? And then when you go back home, you're pretty much, you're on the board of Caterpillar or John Deere in the home country, right? Or a special advisor at a fee of $50,000 a year for two meetings, you

I was imagining

International Harvester.

I'm just going down my lane on my back road.

That's just super dangerous.

It's been a minute since you're here.

Digging the IH hat, dirty IH hat up top there.

We'll talk a little red power here coming up, too, because I saw something about that.

But, hey, bud, how's harvest going for you?

I didn't know they were going to be trucks.

Yeah.

The mud flaps on it even have the IH dealer, what was bought new.

Oh, now that's cool.

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