binders

stonerock · Sep 22, 2019

T-rail duel binders, was putting them back on and sheared the pivot pin, can I drill it out and put a bolt in... will the bolt holed looks like a rivet in there now

Bruce from Can. · Sep 22, 2019

Funny how different words, can invoke a very different image in the minds of a reader. When I read you subject title: binders , I right away though of a machine used to cut grain and make sheaves. A grain binder. I understand your use of the term, just not what came to my mind.

Janicholson · Sep 22, 2019

A DOT walkaround might find complaint, If it was a black oxide grade 8 and the nut was tack welded, it would work for me. I would not enlarge the hole much. Jim

mrslesq · Sep 22, 2019

Watch the movie "The Trouble With Angels" for another meaning for "binders".

RM-MN · Sep 22, 2019

I might put my farm records in binders to be shelved and never looked at again.

A picture is worth a thousand words....or sometimes more.

Adirondack case guy · Sep 22, 2019

Well that is my pet peeve with the english language. Many many words spelled the same meaning different things and words spelled differently and pronounced the same. I think old Danial Webster had a few too many Jack Daniels--------------Loren
PS I do know what T rail binders are, and have seen the rivets replaced with bolts. I doubt that the rivets were harder than a grade 5 bolt, and those can bend the T rail if if the binder is adjusted too tight. The spacer band drives the dual wheel. The binders just hold it in place.

IaGary · Sep 22, 2019

Then you also have food binders that are used to hold different foods together.

HuskerLyn · Sep 22, 2019

My dad still refers to IH grain/livestock trucks as ?ol binders?

Butch(OH) · Sep 22, 2019

I just got a bucket of those with a tire deal. You can have them if you want to come and get them.

4520BW · Sep 22, 2019

Cheese will bind u up!

BillinCentralMO · Sep 22, 2019

Yep. Potatoes and cheese.

JMOR · Sep 22, 2019

(quoted from post at 16:13:30 09/22/19) Yep. Potatoes and cheese.

inder was what my Dad called his International truck.

Leroy · Sep 23, 2019

And I never understood that. Does not make any sence to me. Only on hear hasve I heard that. And we did have a 1950 IHC truck.

Andy Martin · Sep 23, 2019

(quoted from post at 19:40:43 09/23/19) And I never understood that. Does not make any sence to me. Only on hear hasve I heard that. And we did have a 1950 IHC truck.

It's because IHC got started with grain binders.

JMOR · Sep 23, 2019

(quoted from post at 22:55:40 09/23/19)

(quoted from post at 19:40:43 09/23/19) And I never understood that. Does not make any sence to me. Only on hear hasve I heard that. And we did have a 1950 IHC truck.

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It's because IHC got started with grain binders.

eroy probably too young?

BarnyardEngineering · Sep 24, 2019

They're called dual CLAMPS, yes you can use a bolt, and the DOT isn't going to say anything because they're on a tractor in a field.

Any bolt is going to be stronger than the soft rivet.

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