Maintenance Day! - 1966 INTERNATIONAL 1200A PICKUP TRUCK - Radiator & Fuel System 

Sounds awesome on video man coming a long way I like it

He’s back!!⚡️ new table is giving me ptsd of a dentist/dr office 😅

I, too, love that table. 😊👍👍

If the giant hole is the only issue with that radiator I wonder if you could close the ends of the damaged tubes. Braze them closed. Maybe fashion a patch to close off the underside of the header tank. Of course JB Weld is pretty good at filling in holes in a pinch.

Being from the area, I've done business with Thomas Radiator for about 25 years. Radiators, heater cores, fuel tanks, etc. they've always done right by me. Radiator shops are getting hard to find these days, so I feel fortunate to still have a good one close at hand. The old Binder is a real gem. I'm glad to see it getting some love.

Well, at least you waterproofed the sleeve on your nice Carhartt jacket.

Great video! Glad to see you used the original radiator. It's worth the extra money.looking forward to seeing it on the road.

Nice to hear you say you want a simple a to b truck, I like it excellent idea, and they're tough trucks

So you got the rad. at Thomas Radiator. I know them too. I'm glad they could help you out.

Based on how the drain oil looks, I suggest replacing the fuel pump. It could have a bad diaphram allowing gasoline into the crankcase.

That much fuel in the oil, might want to verify that you're not getting gas in to the oil from a bad seal in the fuel pump where the pump arm is. Side note on your wheels, if those are split rim wheels and you're wanting to go to a safer one piece wheel, I believe the military Jeep M715 wheels are the same bolt circle (7 3/8" x 6) and that may be a lead to follow when trying to find replacements. Another option is having a wheel company cutting out the center discs of the wheel and welding them in to new wheel barrels of whatever diameter & width you want.

FINALLY BACK! Can't wait to see how this one goes.

Mick, use Simple Green on the Carhardt. It’ll take the oil out. Might not completely remove the stains, but should knock the stink down. Great vid as always! Can’t wait to see the old girl on the road!

Bloody 'ell...dat's a lotta fuel in the oil. Hopefully no major damage, bright side...she's well warshed out. Carry On!

great video mick, can’t wait to see her on the road and a big ol’ smile out the drive side window! the old work table is sweet, that thing will last forever

Awesome video as always. Love the memes and creativity with the projects. Always learn something new. Keep up the great work man💯

like the vids ,it takes time to do repares to old vehicles keep doin what you doin and the real fans will keep coming back

That would make one cool overland build

I hope you fix fenders above headlights. I love that old truck.

MAN!!!!! That oil was like water it was so thin looking. Good thing you changed it sooner than later. That tick noise will probably go away after the oil change and a few heat cycles. Looking forward to the next video.

Feelings. So. Hurt.

That old fuel pump may be pumping fuel into your crankcase, I've check it.

Hopefully you're going to replace the radiator cap Rusty and corroded radiator caps for cars over pressurization of your system

maybe that's why all the noise in the top end!

Good video. When you going to remoter the skidsteer?

Does international and amc share some parts? Check amc rads. Still not as cheap as that rad

I see you got a radiator, but if you live in Avon, Ohio did you try Standard Welding over on 28'th St. in Lorain?

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I have sence 3 of them in my life all low mi farm trucks at car show you can find them in the Midwest but they're like unicorns and owners hide them

If you don’t mind me asking but where’d you find those glasses? Or what brand are they? Thanks!

Get your old fuel pump rebuilt with an ethanol resistant diaphragm. The new Carters have a terrible reputation. foreign made junk.

What kind of glasses are those?

As my first car, i bought a 94’ F250 Turbo diesel..long bed..it was the most frustrating experience at first, now i’m watching 30 minute truck videos that i otherwise wouldn’t be the slightest bit interested in…anyways, where did you get your glasses?

Used live ill u see lot them clap out with Midwest cancer or farmer restore lol growing up in 90s early 00

I can see why you wanted to fix up that truck if you look around your house there isn’t any other vehicles or skid steers that need work ….. at all …… anywhere lol