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Rob's missing again? http://forums.justoldtrucks.com/Topic26207.aspx?PageIndex=4 Wish Rob would come back here, everybody likes Rob...well, except maybe some who felt he was guilty of gratuitous cursing-which he certainly was not- and seem to have a personal dislike for him, but anyone who knows him and knew him from the beginning knows he's a fine upstanding young man and contributed greatly to this site.

Happy birthday.

holy mackerel, would have been easier to hire a fat girl as a counterweight to level it up!

just my 2 cents- when I put a straight pipe on the 300 Mack I used to drive it was surprisingly quiet, the noise didn't bother me a bit- you could hardly even tell it had a straight pipe. The 350 Cummins in the next F-model was pretty loud but not too bad. When I put one one the cement mixer truck- no turbo- it was surprisingly loud, even though the muffler was straight through, with no restrictions in it at all. This is the pipe on the 300- i'd go with this exact height and style, just so you would be like me.

here's an ideer-

you need to turn the fuel to her then! But seriously, that's a fine looking unit Ken!

I like the Florida beach womens, not these Californier beach wimmens!

Your english is fine, even better than mine, glad to have you here!

I liked that big Detroit powered Oliver tractor making a full pull in the related videos too, the tone of the engine never even changed- that thing looked like it could have pulled 2 sleds out the back door!

I remember when pretty much all the little shopping centers- that's what we called them, before they invented the malls- had a photo booth in them, and an ice machine, where you could buy a big block of ice that you took home and made smaller pieces of ice out of with a tool called an ice pick. Then you made home made ice cream in a hand cranked ice cream maker.

I know Banquet and Tyson well...not sure about Weaver though.

With the usual gripping descriptions- A white Mack, a red Mack, and a yellow machine. Road shot, rt. 20 in West Virginia. A cabover Peterbilt in Pa. A twin steer Western Star in Pa. An Autocar and an Astro in West Virginia. This girl asked me to give her a boost up into her big truck. I asked her "what do I look like, a forklift"? and kept walking. The Greenbriar Hotel and rich folk resort in White Sulphur Springs, W.V. ??? Once again I was struck by something I had no control over. This time it was a whole tread off a truck tire that was laying in the road. It was just to the left of the center line, plenty of room to go around it. Everybody did except the tool driving the black mini van who was paying no attention to anything except his phone. I looked down when he passed me, had his phone on the steering wheel just texting away. He hit the piece of tire and knocked it right over into me, that's where the black marks on the paint, steps, and tanks came from. Bent the rear part of the tank step too. Jackass! Picked up some saw blades this morning to take to the saw blade place in Canton. Since there's fans of girls with hoses here, here's one for ya' - Oh no, wrong hose, sorry about that...how about this? or pantyhose?

I think this must be her and her sister and her other sister, back when they attended Winfall High.

huh?..wtf...

wonderful!

Nice A-car. Around here 1.9 million would probably get you....maybe Altavista with about half of Gretna thrown in.

True that, you can "preselect" the newer ones, works great. The older ones are supposed to be shifted like a two speed rear, you shift to the next higher gear and then move the button into direct just before you let off the clutch, or gas on it.

So, uhhhh...who's that feeding the chickens? Is that your mom? Nice looking chickens she has.

We forget stuff easily.

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I like green too.

Saw this on a Mack facebook page, one of the nicest looking B models i've seen.

The T660's at work have an insert in the fuel filler opening so you can't get a hose or anything in the tank. Only bad thing is you can't get the nozzle in there far enough to hook it under the edge when you fuel, so it might jump out if you don't stand there and hold it. I keep a bungee on the tank step to put over it when I fuel up.