Pics of IDIs still working?

[99' 444]

Even though I don't own an IDI I've always liked them. I used to drive 2 of them for a towing company I worked for years ago and they sure were slow but always got the job done.

I know there are people out there that are still using their IDIs to tow trailers and haul heavy loads so I was wondering if anyone could share some pics of their IDIs at work.

 

[6 Nebraska IDIs]

Here's pics of us picking up my dads Bday present a couple years ago. The truck is my moms 94 IDIT CC.

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Its hauled that trailer a couple times with 2 complete cars on it. lol

 

[sweet66monza]

mine haulin 3 tons of hay

 

[87crewdually]

Some cedar poles.

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[Alex S]

A tote of biodiesel

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[Jake_IN]

About 800 pounds of straw

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That B was surprisingly heavy, at least it seemed to pull the hardest.

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I always like to show this picture to my chevy buddies.

 

[65sixbanger]

mine haulin 3 tons of hay

If that is three tons, I dont wanna even know what I put my ford through. 250 bales on a 29' tandem gooseneck.

 

[Dieselcrawler]

well, i consider it work. she is smoking, guess i am working it hard....

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[6.9poweredscout]

watch my snow wheeling video.... haha

i have one of me loading my '77 scout i had on the trailer behind my '92 250. i had a picture of my friends '63 4x4 IH 1300 dually on it, with the truck, tailer and cargo it was about 19,000 lbs total!

-Jon

 

[redneckaggie]

If that is three tons, I dont wanna even know what I put my ford through. 250 bales on a 29' tandem gooseneck.

me to that is only five high on that trailer and it sure dont look like alfalfa.

I have hauled a 32 ft trailer that was made for equipment(heavy as hell) with almost 300 bales of hay on it. it was slow but it didnt complain except for the 3/4 ton suspension saggin a bit.

I started to hook my bros load of alfalfa on to my truck just to see what would happen but I kinda shyed away scared to warp my springs. the alfalfa alone weighed 7.5 tons plus the 24 ft tandem axle trailer. I know my bros truck, and the trailer with hay weighed in right at 27,000 full of fuel. hauled that load from missouri to my hometown down south of houston.

 

[cornbinder 84]

Heres mine with some hay and a small load of firewood. You couldn't hardly tell the hay was behind the truck, but the firewood was a different story. It was all green red oak.

 

[towcat]

here's a couple of mime.

 

[MJlogan]

pullin my ranger and back when it was 2wd

 

[97444psd]

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not mine rig but someone hauled their 4650jd with duals and 15 weights on front to the ag repair shop with their 88 1ton 4x4 idi dually (hood was open to run power cables to trailer)

 

[87crewdually]

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not mine rig but someone hauled their 4650jd with duals and 15 weights on front to the ag repair shop with their 88 1ton 4x4 idi dually (hood was open to run power cables to trailer)

16685 to 18585 pounds + the weights. Not a bad load.