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Difference In The B 70's
tomcat44056 replied to tomcat44056's topic in Antique and Classic Mack Trucks General Discussion
[Thanks. Didnt relize there were THAT many in the series. Have you ever seen a gas engine 70 series? quote name=Superdog' date='Nov 9 2008, 04:16 PM' post='23580] B-70 707 Mack gas engine,standard hood B-71 Cummins engine,extended hood and radiator shell B-72 707 Mack gas engine,long hood B-73 either 220 or 250 Cummins engine B-733 turbo'd small bore Cummins engine B-75 either END673 or 711 Mack diesel B-753 ENDT673 turbo Mack diesel B-755 END864 V8 Mack diesel B-77 Supercharged Cummins B-773 335 Cummins The L cab was optional on all B-73 thru B-773. -
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Was just wondering the major differences in the 70's series b models. For example which ones were cummins powered and which used the lj cab.
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Im not super familiar with mack but I have driven them and admire them. I saw an old r model frame in the weeds(old front hubs, no factory front brakes) and was wondering why the frame is wider at the front than the rear. I dont recall seeing another make that does this. Is mack the same width in the rear as other makes and just wider in the front?
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