IH 9670 Trailer Toter "Paint Done" - Page 2

fhhhstix · #21 09-26-2010, 07:06 PM

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Originally Posted by Stylin n profilin

You could have even went shorter..aint it cute...

Some body should build that.

Espeefan · #22 09-26-2010, 09:59 PM

Cool build Paul. I think it looks just right. I used to see a lot of these cruising around in my neck of the woods. I'm located between a few modular home builders, and they used to drive past a lot, pulling half a house, but I have not seen any for a long time now. Anyway, it's looking really good. I think the body in back of the cab looks especially nice.

Tamiya Cowboy · #23 09-26-2010, 10:49 PM

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Originally Posted by Exthood359

I hate to see grown men argue so to settle this in 5 min on the net this is my results.

The very fun thing is they are all 9670 Internationals which is what the globeliner is based on. ENJOY

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Originally Posted by Exthood359

OK now that we have determined that you know what you are talking about make sure you get two major components on the toter.

The wide rearview mirrors and the 6ft adjustable ball on the back. Remember you are pulling something that is 12 to 16 ft wide.

Great start...........

LOL thanks much Wade always the guy with the facts I already have a plan for the rear views and I have sort of a plan on the pogo stick but I have to run it by the master of screw drives to see what he thinks.

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Originally Posted by Stylin n profilin

You could have even went shorter..aint it cute...

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Originally Posted by fhhhstix

Some body should build that.

You 2 clowns are going to let the cat out of the bag!!

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Originally Posted by Espeefan

Cool build Paul. I think it looks just right. I used to see a lot of these cruising around in my neck of the woods. I'm located between a few modular home builders, and they used to drive past a lot, pulling half a house, but I have not seen any for a long time now. Anyway, it's looking really good. I think the body in back of the cab looks especially nice.

Thanks much Nate! We have a few around here and the housing market really put the screws to them but the used mobile house market seams to be good from what I here.. Thanks for the comment...

Tamiya Cowboy · #24 09-27-2010, 10:02 PM

Well with freddys help he has me talked into Hydros to run the pogo stick on the rear of the truck so looks like Ill be ordering some parts..

Tamiya Cowboy · #25 09-30-2010, 09:43 PM

Ok I got some of the trim work done today you can see here

Before

After..Now it matches the bottom of the cab I also trimmed it out around the top of the sides edge.

Also I copyed the way the mirrors were mounted in a pick of a real one and I made them out of brass and they slide out to a width of 16 inches..

In..

Out..

Now I was working on the lift hitch for the back tonight BUT I burnt up my old Dremel cutting some Alum so I am stopped for the night till I get a new one tomorrow but I plan on having the lift hitch done this weekend..

RAIDERS · #26 09-30-2010, 09:47 PM

now it looks like the ones i see in california looks good!!!

ihbuilder · #27 09-30-2010, 09:55 PM

Looks good Paul , don't give up on the dremel I did that a couple times . pull the brushes make sure they slide . mine gets stuck when it gets hot . sometimes you have to pull it apart and clean the ( don't know the part name) section where the brushes are so it's a nice shinny copper again .

IHSteve

Izzy · #28 10-01-2010, 07:37 AM

Paul if it's all right - I'm gonna have to sue your mirror mount idea - Ive tried to solder my mirror brackets to the tube twice and broke every time.....nice engineering!

Overall looks really good - I'll have a nice suprise for you come St. Louis!

SmallHaul · #29 10-01-2010, 08:01 AM

Cool looking rig & great idea on the mirrors!

Tamiya Cowboy · #30 10-01-2010, 08:18 AM

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Originally Posted by RAIDERS

now it looks like the ones i see in California looks good!!!

Thanks Much!

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Originally Posted by ihbuilder

Looks good Paul , don't give up on the dremel I did that a couple times . pull the brushes make sure they slide . mine gets stuck when it gets hot . sometimes you have to pull it apart and clean the ( don't know the part name) section where the brushes are so it's a nice shinny copper again .

IHSteve

Steve it is dead it melted the area were the brush is..I have had it for 2 years and it gets used everyday for work so it is time for it to go..

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Originally Posted by Izzy

Paul if it's all right - I'm gonna have to sue your mirror mount idea - Ive tried to solder my mirror brackets to the tube twice and broke every time.....nice engineering!

Overall looks really good - I'll have a nice suprise for you come St. Louis!

Thanks much Chris and yeah i have no prob with that I just used the idea off the 2 picks of the brown toters above that is how they are mounted on them. You cant see it in the pick but I have 2 1/4 pieces of brass soildered on the back and then the screw for the windshield screws into it.

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Originally Posted by SmallHaul

Cool looking rig & great idea on the mirrors!

Thanks much smallhaul..

Tamiya Cowboy · #31 10-02-2010, 12:48 AM

I got most of the Jack made tonight for the back of the truck.. It will be able to lift around 4 inches or better high. It is built out of alum and then has a derlin shim on the inside so it slides freely up and down. I will have a spring pulling down and use a winch hid under the be to pull up one the sled the hitch is hooked too. So here is what i have..

FreddyGearDrive · #32 10-02-2010, 08:15 AM

Lookin Good,Nice find on the parts for lift hitch.
FGD

tc1cat · #33 10-02-2010, 09:12 AM

I agree with Freddy but I forsee a problem. You might want to make the moveable hitch piece out of delrin instead of just a shim. Any type of pressure on it with metal to metal contact will cause it to bind.
Oh ya, where is the side to side movement mechanism? Ones I looked at had this plus in and out controls.

Tamiya Cowboy · #34 10-02-2010, 09:31 AM

Lynn there is no metal to metal the alum slides in derlin..and I am not doing the side to side no all of them have that and some don't even have the lift!

FreddyGearDrive · #35 10-02-2010, 09:47 AM

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Originally Posted by tc1cat

I agree with Freddy but I forsee a problem. You might want to make the moveable hitch piece out of delrin instead of just a shim. Any type of pressure on it with metal to metal contact will cause it to bind.
Oh ya, where is the side to side movement mechanism? Ones I looked at had this plus in and out controls.

Hey Tc1! Don't be tellin him about that shyt! That's goinin on mine!

Awww!

FGD