1965 IH Sales Video (Engine Rebuilding)

[ricky racer]

I'm not sure where this should be posted so Moderators feel free to move it.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KIFV97s72TA

[lowgearfarm]

Magnificent. I just watched the first few minutes before heading out to work. Can't wait to see the rest.
Thanks.

[Mike in Louisiana]

I don’t think you get the same service today.

[Mike in Louisiana]

That made me feel old, reel to reel tape, 026 key punch machine, bearings in a can. telephones you had to put your finger in a hole and turn a dial.

[Pap]

That is nice. I really enjoyed it. Thanks for posting it.

[Clemsonfor]

I am pretty sure 8 watches that at some point in the last few minutes. The beginning looks familiar. Going to fast forward a bit but from another posts description it sounds like the one in thinking.

Yea watched a few more minutes of it and yea I have seen it.

Imagine having enough of a customers attention to let them watch this whole video!

[Clemsonfor]

He should of had a JD , half as many cylinders to rebuild and much "bigger and stronger" parts. It will save money. Watched that sales video.

[Gary S.]

It is good but actually makes you sad thinking about all the good jobs that are just plain gone,not just the ones in the video but others that supported these people. And they have all ended up where other governments frankly do not like us.

[JoeB]

I always watch TV with subtitles ( or Closed Captions ) on because I miss a lot words. The auto-generated captions for this were no exception, I thought he said parts depot, but I was badly mistaken.

[Pap]

Ha Ha. I missed that.

[Clemsonfor]

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I always watch TV with subtitles ( or Closed Captions ) on because I miss a lot words. The auto-generated captions for this were no exception, I thought he said parts depot, but I was badly mistaken.

I watch a lot of shows where people are from the south, back a few years back, moonshiners, swamp loggers, mountain monsters, swamp people and all the spin offs, the wicked tuna outer banks, swords life on the line etc where many are from the south. For some reason tv people caption a southern accentalmost all the time? They do it way less often for a northern accent or Midwestern? We can understand other accents even there not even remotely the same cause of the region, ie coastal NC to mountains of NC, coastal SC is similar to NC coast , to Alabama to Louisiana. Anyway I'm getting at that I don't read the subtitles they automatically put on there, but every now n then I catch myself reading them and there always wrong. They are writing stuff that they are not even remotely saying. They can catch the common sayings and speach patterns that are used.

It's pretty funny. I don't know if it's some guy sitting in California dresses up all nice constantly rewinding to try to figure it out or a computer? Either way it's often so wrong it almost changes the meaning of what they said.

As a Forester who works with loggers , some of the accents and dialects I hear are so thick lots of folks even from here haven't a clue what they are saying. But years of being around them I can understand what most say .

[ntrenn]

Anybody else have a harvester dealer that looked just like the one in the video? Never knew that harvester made their own bearings, but I did know they ran special internal clearances...

[indy61]

I think the IH West Pullman Works factory made bearings. Back in the good ol' days.