Nicknames for Internationals

[Markinter]

I've crewzed a few diesel forums for a couple of years and have yet to read the nickname 13 letter manuere spreader. Anyone have any others they've heard?

 

[nevrenufhp]

Just Cornbinder, or 'Binder.

 

[towcat]

IH....Irate Hamsters or the Hamster.....I used to drive a '71 loadstar 1600 2axle.....

 

[Haulinhazmat]

corn shuckers, corn pickers
To fast for the field and to slow for the road. 318 Detroit, Makes a lot of noise in the city but get her in the country she won't put out.

 

[Fireftr_Doug]

the harvester

 

[smokin_stroker00]

trash national

 

[ndurbin]

intertrashonal

 

[holtzer1]

to put it simply...here in cummins country..we just call everything else JUNK

 

[Markinter]

to put it simply...here in cummins country..we just call everything else JUNK

I thought in cummins country you called sheep women

 

[rray32539]

Cummins Country...where the men are men and the sheep are terrified!

 

[rancherman84]

how about tinkernational?
oh and i,ve always called manure spreaders a terdherse.
why all you pickin on IH anyway :draw

 

[Duke]

When you're the top dog, everyone wants to knock you down. International owners know better.

Besides, Cummins doesn't make trucks.

 

[Pacific]

Intersmashional is what the truck at one of my jobs I used to work at was called.

 

[Markinter]

Besides, Cummins doesn't make trucks.

Neither does Dodge Just kidding, I couldn't resist.

 

[PackRat]

A buddy of mine has an old twin-screw Binder, with a 22' combo box. The words he uses for it, I can't repeat in this forum.

btw, it's a 250 Cummins, 10-speed. Had the IH air ride under it. After putting trailing arm bushings in the front drive axle for the third time, they had it converted to a different setup. A Reyco, I think, but can't remember anymore. Turns out that pair of trailing arms were incorrectly bored, from the factory, putting everything in a bind.

It doesn't see much use, since they got a tractor trailer.